Cisco Unified IP Phones Video Data Sheet
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Get a brief overview of the Cisco Unified IP Phone portfolio. Cisco provides a complete range of IP phones designed to take full advantage of converged voice and data networks, while offering the convenience and user-friendliness you expect from a business phone. More info: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/phones/ps379/index.html
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| Nice Vid. But, ... ( 1 year ago by rgcrl) |
| Nice Vid. But, Nortel AND Avaya are so much better! |
| And hey guys here ... ( 1 year ago by rgcrl) |
| And hey guys here are some phones which introduce a whole new security risk to your network - just go google and find out! |
| neato ( 6 months ago by springsource) |
| neato |
| SIP enables these ... ( 6 months ago by springsource) |
| SIP enables these phones to work with non cisco platforms like Arreva Communications Indigo 3000 telephony server. Cisco functionality at half the price. |
| Looking into ... ( 6 months ago by twowinds) |
| Looking into Fonality Voip system using SIP and found they will support the Cisco 7960 IP Phone but not the Cisco 7940. Both phone have the same Bios setup... |
| Wow, this was an ... ( 3 months ago by oldNavyJZ) |
| Wow, this was an extremely dull presentation. It is no wonder, because these are $1000 phones that essentially provide nothing more than can be obtained through better, vastly less expensive options. I prefer a migration path that doesn't involve rip-and-replace, that allows me to use ANY device that doesn't have to bear the expensive Cisco label. Further, at 130 kbps per call, Cisco is a bandwidth hog. Want your phone to run an open SIP protocol? THat will cost you more. Buyer beware! |
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