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Andrew Brennan on August 22, 2007 in Ipevo, Miscellaneous, Philips, RTX, Topcom.
While the majority of recent Skype news has been about a more serious topic, there have been several stories related to Skype Gear in school, work, home and software contexts over the past few days that are worth sharing.
1. Skype at School: Language Learning
2. Skype at Work: Business Traveller
3. Skype at Home: Video Roundup
4. Skype with Software: Mashable Enhancement Roundup
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Andrew Brennan on July 3, 2007 in Desktop internet phones, Topcom.
While these days I usually find myself talking on a cordless or mobile phone (whether I'm Skyping or not), sometimes it's really nice--even reassuring--to use a corded phone. You always know where it is and the sound quality is likely to be very good because it's never "out of range." That's why I like the Topcom Webt@lker 5000--it's a corded desktop phone that works with Skype and doesn't need a computer--you just plug it into your router and then instantly you've got a dedicated, reliable Skype line. I had the chance to try one out for a few days and found it to be well thought-out and easy to use. Read on for my full review.
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Stephen Pinches on January 11, 2007 in CES 2007, Desktop internet phones, Topcom.
You may not be familiar with Belgian manufacturer Topcom, but their latest Skype phone, announced at CES, is certainly a worthy addition. Combining the ease of use of a standard desk phone with a large 2.4", 320x240 colour flip-up screen for accessing contacts and other Skype features is a great idea in my opinion, and hopefully the Webt@lker will deliver when it arrives in April 2007, with a recommended price of €169.00.
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