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WIP 2
The WIP 2 is the most feature rich Wi-Fi SIP phone launched yet. It works on any standard 802.11b wireless network, so users can roam an office building and still make and receive phone calls. The WIP 2 packs a fully functional SIP phone into a portable unit. Unlike many other Wi-Fi phones, the WIP 2 can be a user's primary office phone, alleviating the need for a wired IP phone.
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ZIP 2x2
The ZIP 2x2 is the best value for features. It provides two LAN ports, two call appearances, a backlit graphical LCD, three-way conferencing, full-duplex speakerphone, encryption, power over Ethernet, multi-language menus, custom ringtones, multiple user login, QoS, DND, call forwarding, mute, and redial.
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ZIP 2x1
The ZIP 2x1 provides one LAN port, two call appearances, a backlit graphical LCD, three-way conferencing, full-duplex speakerphone, encryption, multi-language menus, custom ringtones, multiple user login, QoS, DND, call forwarding, mute, and redial.
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ZIP 2x2L
The ZIP 2x2L It provides two LAN ports, two call appearances, a backlit seven-segment LCD, three-way conferencing, custom ringtones, QoS, DND, call forwarding, and redial.
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ZIP 2P
The ZIP 2P provides one LAN port, two call appearances, a backlit seven-segment LCD, three-way conferencing, power over Ethernet, custom ringtones, QoS, DND, call forwarding, and redial.
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ZIP 2+
The ZIP 2+ provides one LAN port, two call appearances, a backlit seven-segment LCD, three-way conferencing, custom ringtones, QoS, DND, call forwarding, and redial.
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ZIP 2
The ZIP 2 provides a cost effective solution for putting an IP phone on every desktop. Key features include two call appearances, three-way conferencing, hold, transfer, redial, mute, hands-free dialling, DND, call forwarding, and message waiting indication (MWI). Because it's 100% based on open standards, the ZIP 2 can be used within any SIP-compatible network.
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ZIP 4x4
The ZIP 4x4 integrates a business phone with a line-rate Ethernet switch. In addition to four call appearances and four Ethernet ports, the device is loaded with functionality, including encryption, calculator mode, single button functions, adjustable LCD, full-duplex speakerphone, headset jack, Power over Ethernet, message waiting indicator, and QoS support. Using an automated rollout procedure supported by the ZIP 4x4, IT managers are discovering that with the ZIP 4x4 they can minimize their effort in installation and deployment of a VoIP system. Because it's 100% based on open standards, the ZIP 4x4 can be used within any SIP-compatible network.
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ZIP 4x5
The ZIP 4x5 integrates the functions of an IP phone, analog phone, Ethernet switch, and router. It has all the functions of the ZIP 4x4, plus advanced functions like firewall, NAT, VPN, and DHCP which allow it to be connected directly to a broadband Internet connection such as a DSL or cable modem
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LIPZ4
The LIPZ4 is a soft phone that runs on the Linux operating system. By using SIP for the call control, the LIPZ4 is compatible with other soft phones, IP phones, and IP phone systems or networks. When used with a speaker or headset and a microphone on your PC, the LIPZ4 is a cost efficient and convenient way to provide telephone communication. Use it within the enterprise to turn Linux desktops into telephones. Use it over the Internet to save money on long distance calls. The LIPZ4 can communicate point to point with another SIP endpoint or with a SIP application server or gateway.
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