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| 2008-01-08 09:48:06 |
IP Phones |
| Voip services enable users to use their existing phones with VoIP, by installing equipment that translates voice calls to the Internet Protocol used for relaying Internet traffic. An alternative is to use an IP phone designed to take advantage of VoIP's features. Nortel recently released a series of IP phones targeting small businesses, which are designed to replace existing handsets. The IP Phone 1200 series comes in three models for office workers with light, moderate and high levels of call activity. They are designed to be used with Nortel's BCM50, a hardware appliance that serves as a contact centre to manage VoIP calling for up to 50 users. Nortel launched version 3.0 of this product with the IP 1200 series. The latest version of the BCM50 has new features such as "meet me" audio-conferencing capabilities for up to 18 users. |
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