Toshiba WirelessIP5000 Handset
Toshiba today reaffirmed its commitment to wireless solutions by launching the Hitachi Cable, Ltd.'s WirelessIP5000(a) Wireless Telephone for Toshiba's Strata(R) CIX(TM) IP business communication system. In layman’s term this wireless handset supports 802.11b and Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) for unrivaled communication between the Toshiba Strata CIX system which have been adapted by large corporate houses and campuses. This means now thanks to the headset users can communicate with each other on campus free of cost and wouldn’t have to communicate via mobile phones.
The WirelessIP5000 has a pretty decent display with 8 lines of 10 digits that provides valuable information, including signal meter, extension number, battery level etc. It has a Continuous Call Time of up to 190 minutes and a standby time of up to 20 hours. The phone book allows you to store up to 200 contacts and the handset includes accessories like Charging cradle, AC Adapter and Battery. The handset is available now and for more info head over the Toshiba site.
WirelessIP5000 productivity benefits include:
-- Affordable wireless telecommunications with campus-wide coverage
-- Enables users to move freely without missing a single call
-- Reduces cell phone costs on-campus while retaining the convenience of mobility
-- Maximizes the existing investment in the corporate LAN
-- Takes advantage of security already built into the corporate LAN
WirelessIP5000 user features include:
-- Continuous Call Time of up to 190 minutes; standby time of up to 20 hours
-- Easy-to-read Display with 8 lines of 10 digits that provides valuable information, including signal meter, extension number, battery level, messages, date/day of the week, time, and alarms
-- Internal Phone Book allows up to 200 entries, which can be backed up or restored using an USB cable to connect to a PC
-- Call History feature displays a log of up to 20 incoming/outgoing calls
-- Call Time Display tells users how long they've been on a call
-- Redial for last number dialed
-- Charging cradle, AC Adapter and Battery
-- Optional earphone and USB cable options for connection to PC
Stumble It! | Posted by Paul on May 18, 2006 12:29 PM
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