Thread: What would be NTL move for BT Fusion
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Old 20-06-2005, 11:28   #5
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Re: What would be NTL move for BT Fusion
This is not really new technology, there are two paths in history it maps to

One - Rabbit - Use your rabbit phone around the house (it was a DECT cordless) or at a rabbit point.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/2175804.stm

Two - BT did something like this about 5 years ago, didn't take off then either, probably the billing now is more seamless but still much the same product.
O2 seem to have been offering a similar product in Germany for about a decade http://shop2.o2online.de/o2/interess...pageframe.html

Here it is before fusion it used to be onephone

http://www.bt.com/userguides/downloads/btonephone.pdf

http://www.findarticles.com/p/articl...17/ai_19605043

It has the problem of only one mobile, also that mobile tech is fashion driven so in 12 months time the mobile will be due an upgrade and cannot be as it is part of the fusion thingy. Also lose the mobile and your home cordless is lost too.
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