Michael S. White wrote:
Have you seen Linksysone?
http://www.linksysone.com/
Yep, that announcement was awhile ago. Apparently today's offering "will
complement the recently announced Linksys One solution." And "was
developed to address the residential and very small business of 1-4
users that may grow to 16."
The voipspeak.net coverage of today's announcement mentions that the
system has no native voicemail capability whatsoever and that users will
have to sign up with ITSPs for voicemail accounts.
Regards,
Jason
Mike
.e4
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Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2006 10:48 AM
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Subject: [Asterisk-biz] Linksys announcement
Linksys Announces SIP-Based IP PBX, Desktop Phones, and Gateway for
Internet Telephony Service Providers
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060105/nyth090.html?.v=33
Notables:
Out of the box, the SPA9000 supports up to four (4) users. Via a
software license key upgrade, up to sixteen (16) users can be supported.
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Estimated Street Pricing for the new SIP-based IP Communication
Solutions is as follows:
IP PBX
SPA9000: $ 399.99
SPA9000UPG: $300.00 (Upgrade license for SPA9000 to support 16 phones).
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Service Providers Supporting the SPA9000 Platform
ITSPs currently developing services using the SPA9000 Platform include:
North America EMEA APAC
VoicePulse Telio (Norway) Engin (Australia)
RNK Telecom
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Regards,
--
Jason Becker
Director & CEO
Coalescent Systems Inc.
Enabling Open Source Telephony
403.244.8089
www.coalescentsystems.ca
www.gabcast.com
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