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D-Link Enter the VoIP with a WiFi Handset

March 14th, 2006

D-Link, manufacture of all things network oriented, has plans to enter the wireless phone market. The DPH-540 handset appears to contain no cell phone compatibility, but is designed for WiFi VoIP calls out of the box with any service. The 802.11g based phone includes a color display, text messaging, and other cell phone like features. Availability and pricing are unknown.

D-Link Announces Wireless G Flip-Style WiFi Mobile Phone [Techspot]

Entry Filed under: Cell Phones, VoIP, Wireless

3 Comments Add your own

1. Gadget Review » D-L&hellip | July 12th, 2006 at 12:36 am

[…] Remember the D-Link WiFi Flip phone we featured some months back? We’ll we’re - and so is D-Link - happy to announce that its now officialy shipping. The DPH-540 (black) and DPH-541 (silver) is compatible with 802.11b/g and supports WEP, WPA, and WPA2 encryption, stores up to 100 phone numbers and includes a full color display. Expect about 3 hours of talk time and 70 hours of standby time, and $250 price tag. The phone doesn’t include service so be sure to pick that up. […]
2. Electronic gadgets, cell &hellip | July 23rd, 2006 at 12:01 pm

[…] Remember the D-Link WiFi Flip phone we featured some months back? We’ll we’re - and so is D-Link - happy to announce that its now officialy shipping. The DPH-540 (black) and DPH-541 (silver) is compatible with 802.11b/g and supports WEP, WPA, and WPA2 encryption, stores up to 100 phone numbers and includes a full color display. Expect about 3 hours of talk time and 70 hours of standby time, and $250 price tag. The phone doesn’t include service so be sure to pick that up. […]
3. Steve Symes | January 19th, 2008 at 11:20 am

Sounds appealing to have a phone for use at home which by using VoIP would be portable, but without any monthly charges.

I have been looking at buying a new fixed line system for use around the house, but I will now find out more about this device before I commit to that.

Cheers.

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