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Vdex-40 Embedded Asterisk IP-PBX
A truly affordable IP-PBX for the SOHO (Small Office Home Office) market, the Vdex-40 is an Asterisk-based IP-PBX appliance that will support up to 35 telephones.
For highest reliability, Vdex-40 is a fully embedded system using flash memory, with no spinning hard disk drives or noisy fans which are prone to mechanical failure.
The Vdex-40 is the first ever asterisk appliance to feature dual cpu's - one for back end processes and one exclusively for voice quality and codec processing.
Hardware based echo cancelation ensures your call quality will never be clearer.
It features four built-in FXO ports for direct connection to POTS/PSTN lines (regular phone lines) and can support additional lines using SIP trunking.
Highlights -
• Embedded appliance using flash memory
(no hard drives to fail)
• Browser / Web based administration
(configure it from any pc)
• 4 FXO connection ports built-in
(regular pstn carrier lines)
• 6 SIP V
Bank of Beijing Adopting VoIP On Its Trading Floor
IPC Systems, a provider of communications solutions to financial services firms, announced today that Bank of Beijing has chosen the IQ/MAX, IPC's voice over IP-enabled desktop tool, for its trading floor.
With its main focus on transitioning to VoIP technology in order to support a technologically modern trading floor over the long-term, Bank of Beijing evaluated numerous vendors after formerly relying on PBX phones. Features of the IQ/MAX turret include call logs and caller ID.
Snom rolls out another HD Voice offering - klarVOICE
snom technology AG, developer and manufacturer of IP phones for the commercial and residential markets, announced today the next generation of voice: snom klarVOICE. This wideband handset, which can be adapted to all snom VoIP telephones, captures more than twice the spectrum of voice frequencies than standard phones enabling phone conversations with greater clarity and richness.
MagicJack VoIP Phone Service Climbs VoIP Ranks
Note: I have a friend that is using this device. It does work pretty well. My main question is if this growth and model will be a sustainable business model. I will be watching close too see develops in the future or any signs of trouble.
Telecommunications firm YMax is on track to reach 550,000 subscribers by June through its MagicJack VoIP phone and will begin selling the device through QVC next month, said company founder Dan Borislow. The VoIP newcomer is selling roughly 8,000 MagicJacks a day, Borislow said. Each $40 device comes with a year’s worth of unlimited nationwide calling (inbound and outbound).
Tandberg releases E20 IP Desktop Video Phone
Tandberg today introduced a new video VoIP phone for mass enterprise deployment. Replacing the standard office phone, the E20 combines CD quality audio with DVD quality video to deliver the desktop video phone for businesses at an affordable price. Designed with the user in mind, the five-megapixel high resolution camera positioned at eye-level provides a head-on image that eliminates the “nose view” typical of currently available video phones. With the 10.6 inch LCD widescreen, users can clearly see facial expressions and read body language.
WiChorus rolls out WiMAX ( 802.16e) Mobile Internet Gateway
WiChorus, today unveiled their WiMAX Mobile Internet Gateway solution. This first of its kind solution enables all of the WiMAX core functions necessary to deploy NWG-compliant Mobile WiMAX networks in a single feature-rich platform, providing a cost-effective entry-level solution for operators. Functions supported include ASN Gateway, Home Agent, AAA (Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting), peer-to-peer traffic management, advanced charging, policy control and security. While simplifying initial deployments, the Mobile Internet Gateway also provides a smooth migration path towards larger networks over time.
Tanberg releases E20 IP Desktop Video Phone
Tanberg today introduced a new video VoIP phone for mass enterprise deployment. Replacing the standard office phone, the E20 combines CD quality audio with DVD quality video to deliver the desktop video phone for businesses at an affordable price. Designed with the user in mind, the five-megapixel high resolution camera positioned at eye-level provides a head-on image that eliminates the “nose view” typical of currently available video phones. With the 10.6 inch LCD widescreen, users can clearly see facial expressions and read body language.
The iPhone's limits
For the second time in a year, Apple has slashed the price of its coveted iPhone by $200. The basic model now sells for less than the cost of an iPod Classic (not counting the $70 monthly charge for using AT&T's mobile phone and data network, which eventually makes the purchase more expensive than an iMac).
ZyXEL Introduces SIP-Based Wi-Fi Camera - V750W
ZyXEL announced the ZyXEL V750W—an industry-first IP camera that enables video monitoring via easy-to-use Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) technology. Recognizing the increased importance for residential and business users to monitor their loved ones, property and assets remotely, the ZyXEL V750W allows users to contact the camera’s phone number from anywhere in the world using their computer activating real-time video and two-way audio services.
Digium rolls out SwitchVox AA300 PBX Appliance with T1/PRI Support
Digium, today announced that it has executed on the initial planned build-out of the Switchvox appliance family with the release of the Digium Switchvox AA300 appliance. The new product, a flexible, easy-to-use IP PBX, gives companies with up to 150 users a turnkey business telephone solution based on Asterisk software. It is the latest offering from Digium following that company’s fall 2007 acquisition of Switchvox.
Toshiba Takes the Wraps off New IP Phone Series
Toshiba has introduced its new IP5000-series IP phones, offering a new design, backlit displays and a built-in Gigabit Ethernet switch that supports high-speed network connections directly to the desktop for enhanced performance and sound quality. The IP5000-series telephones are compatible with the Toshiba Strata CIX family of IP business communications systems, Toshiba’s IP User Mobility feature, and also can function as supported IP stations for Toshiba’s Video Communication Solution.
Apple hiring GPS and WiMax experts for the iPhone
A pair of recruitment advertisements on Apple’s jobs website hints at some interesting future developments for the iPhone. They suggest Apple will in future offer GPS and WiMax support in its growing family of connected mobile devices.
Snom Brings VoIP DECT Phone To U.S.
German VoIP telephone maker Snom on Monday released its latest IP DECT handset in North America, joining a handful of other device makers and telecommunications companies bringing the phones based on the wireless standard to America. DECT, short for digital enhanced cordless telecommunications, has been widely used in Europe, but has yet to take firm hold stateside as an alternative to IP voice over Wi-Fi. Snom joins the ranks of others like Polycom, Nortel, Avaya and Aastra that have brought DECT-based devices to North America.
Arch Rock Unveils Enterprise-Class Wireless Sensor Network
Arch Rock Corporation has introduced the first wireless sensor network (WSN) to address large-scale enterprise applications by forming large, resilient IP-based WSNs and letting users centrally manage collections of those WSNs as an integral part of the enterprise IP infrastructure.
Arch Rock's new PhyNet IP-based platform implements a tiered WSN architecture that eliminates the need to co-locate individual sensor networks with the server-based functions that control them by placing a scalable internetworking tier – the first "WSN router" – between them.
Asterisk Appliance Roundup
The proliferation of open source, Asterisk-based, IP PBX software platforms has lead to demand for inexpensive, telco-grade hardware appliances. There are likely more than a dozen manufacturers who offer dedicated server / appliance hardware, in a variety of form factors, for use with popular platforms including Asterisk, Trixbox, Elastix and others.
Digital Acoustics Launches Modular IP Paging & Intercom Hardware
DA announced in advance of ISC West April 2-4, 2008 in Las Vegas, the availability of the IP7 Series, the company’s next generation IP/Ethernet audio solution. The new IP7 series includes five new products offering basic intercom functionality to high-power IP audio amplifiers.
Sprint CEO hints at Clearwire partnership, dual-mode WiMAX / CDMA handset in 2008
We've said it before and we'll say it again. Sprint had better get their WiMAX/XOHM network lit-up right-quick, before they exhaust their financial means to do so. There's a lot riding on XOHM, and a couple wrong moves could spell the end for Sprint.
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Grandstream Networks Releases 24-Port FXS Analog Gateway
Grandstream Networks, today announced the release of a new analog FXS IP gateway, the GXW4024. This new addition to the Grandstream GXW gateway series features 24 FXS ports with both RJ11 and 50-pin Telco connector, auto-sensing 10M/100Mbps network port, carrier grade G.168 line echo cancellation, strong security protection, and support for RADIUS for billing processing and TR-069 for remote system management and provisioning.
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