SIP phone suggestions

[Brian Chabot]

Thomas Charron wrote:

>   I'll see if I can find my old information, and the phones I ended up
> using.
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>       Thomas
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>   ZyXEL was the brand of the wireless phones I ended up integrating. 
> I previewed a few others, I need to check what the namebrand was.  I
> THINK there where some that actually ran Linux IIRC.


I've been using Broadvoice.com for a little over a year now.  I started
out with a Pulver WiSIP phone.  It ran Linux and worked splendidly.  I
loved it.  Then the speaker broke.  It was under warranty, so I sent it
in for replacement.  SOB's sent me a rebranded POS that sounds like
crap, keeps disconnecting, and is much less comfortable to use.

There are pictures of the POS at
http://www.broadvoice.com/support_install_wifi_voip-bv.html

So why am I still using Broadvoice?  SIP standards.   Their service
works (quite well) with GPhone, LinPhone, etc.  with little
configuration (you have to contact them for your sip password - the rest
of the settings are on their web site).

I also have an old standard Grandstream Budgetone.  Now that's a really
nice phone for the price.  It doesn't do a whole hell of a lot, but what
it does do it's rock solid with.  Now if I could only find the power
adapter to use it again... (odd voltage/amperage)...

Brian