Thread: The future of the telephone
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Old 28-06-2005, 13:48   #22
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Re: The future of the telephone
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Originally Posted by homealone
The voice mail option is clever, if a call is missed the system sends you an email with the message embedded as a .wav file, which can be played back via your pc, forwarded elsewhere - or can be heard, as usual, using the phone.
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Ooh ooh - see if you can steal me one
Don't you need to steal the rest of the equipment too?
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Originally Posted by homealone
we are in the process of converting to voip, where I work, I just had my nice shiny Cisco IP phone installed, although it isn't working with external, incoming calls, yet.
Are they using PoE to power them, or is it powered with a transformer?
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