Verizon Hub Meets End Of Life
September 30th, 2009 11:30 AM | by Christen da Costa | No Comments
It was just this past February when Verizon officially put their Hub touchscreen VoIP device up for sale. At the time it required a 2-year contract and $200 to get aboard, which is and was one of the many barriers to the device’s success. ‘Was’ I say? That’s right, the Verizon Hub has already been discontinued purportedly due to floundering sales, poor technical support and probably a whole slew of other reasons. Engadget received word back from the company, which falls just short of admitting the Hub’s demise. It’s a bit of a shame considering how cool it could have been, but when a product is flawed it is quickly represented by sales numbers or in this case lack there of.
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Tags: hub, Phones, Touchscreen, verizon, VoIP
