This may revitalize the use of landlines. Today, most of us use our mobile devices exclusively for our telecommunications needs. Personally I haven’t used my landline in years, it’s just there as a backup. This home unit is a beauty and nobody will ever know it’s a landline (unless you take it too far and it drops your call). Tons of specs are after the break.
Wi-Fi Home Phone with Android Operating System
– DECT digital cordless phone
– Interference free digital technology
– 2.8″ / 7.1cm diagonal TFT touchscreen
– Wi-Fi connection
– Resolution: 320 x 240 pixels
– Android operating system
– Hands-free speakerphone
– Call waiting caller ID
– Built in stereo speakers in docking station
– Auto-rotate landscape / portrait orientation
– Memory card slot: Micro SD
– Up to 8 hours talk time and up to 80 hours standby
– Multi- handset packs available, up to 5 handsets
Built in applications
– Internet browser (HTML, WAP)
– YouTube video player
– Contacts manager (300 entries for phonebook and email)
– E-mail client
– Music player (MP3)
– Picture viewer (JPEG)
– Alarm / clock / calendar
– Widgets and RSS feeds (Weather / News / Sport / Finance)
– Internet radio
[via androidcommunity, Cebit]
