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I am sure you are still remember the iRiver Wave Home that has been introduced at CES 2009. This communications device is now available in South Korea via KT. Phone capability comes from a removable handset plopped into its back. Video conferencing is courtesy of a 1.3MP shooter in the top. You can control the iRiver Wave Home through the 7-inch, 800 x 480 pixel resolution touch screen. [Akihabara via Upcoming Cell Phones]
The Tandberg E20 VOIP Business Phone provides a 5MP shooter that is positioned at eye-level view and a 10.6-inch display screen for a better visual experience on both sides of the call. The phone also has a 20kHz speaker phone, 10kHz handset, IP-related telephony functions and the ability to receive multimedia presentations. You can expect to see this gadget early next year. No word on pricing at this time. [Product Page via Upcoming Cell Phones]
Amex Digital comes back with a new USB VoIP handset dubbed as the IT-N501 Lite. The phone connects to your PC via USB 2.0. and features a hands-free option, an LCD display, echo cancellation, noise reduction and full duplex communication function. Measuring 105mm x 42mm x 11mm, the handset will be available in both black or white colors. [Akihabara]
Touch Mods have just released a video of the first successful VoIP call made with the iPod Touch running a custom application. Check the video out after the jump!
Buffalo’s latest VoIP speakerphone is targeted towards business folks and your average chum. Known as the BSKP-CU202/SV, the handset has a built in echo and noise canceling circuitry. The phone retails for $82.
As we promised over the weekend here’s the promising details of “the iPhone”. It turns out Apple doesn’t have anything to do with it. It’s a VoIP phone from Linksys (now division of Cisco) which they are cutely branding “the iPhone”.
You can expect to see this $180 iPhone Dual-Mode Internet Telephony Kit for Skype CIT400 soon. And from what we can tell, it’s merely an advanced Skype handset. Linksys also announced the $200 iPhone Wireless-G Phone for Skype WIP320 (picture after the jump), which is a SIP VoIP phone. Nice try Linksys, but thanks – we are going to wait for the real thing.
Via Engadget.
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