Advantages: Cordless, good battery life, works all around house, loudspeaker, well made,simply to use Disadvantages: when pluged in it makes its self the defult audio device
i use this phone all the time its really good i like the way you can just store numbers in to it and it is simply to use and not a bad screen could inprove put for its price i paid £50 and that was about 2 months ago from maplin im still glad i got it it will work to the end of my 75 foot garden with no problems at all really good audio quality and it has a loudspeaker that is very very loud for the size of the phone im not sure about the intercom function as i only have 1 phone but by the looks of it will be easy and good to also i like who it is made by linksys that is part of cisco sysytems and they supply all the professional computer things to companys ...
danielscotcher 04.11.2006
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of Linksys CIT 200
Advantages: Great form of comminication Disadvantages: None
VOIP VOICE CYBERPHONE-W
I have just replaced my internet phone for this Voip Voice Cyberphone-W.
I am a keen user of Skype as I do a lot of phoning abroad and I am always looking for cheaper ways of communicating.
It is a very slim phone which plug into the computer by using the USB PORT at the side of ones computer. The handset is in a fetching colour blue/turquoise and silver which looks rather smart.
The keypad is easy to use and the actual buttons are very solid and are a nice size not too small.
It is light in weight and the handset is easy to hold compared to the one I had before which was a little more bulky and harder to hold. So it is easy to carry with you.
This phone is ideal for using the Skype facility and all one needs to do is to down load the Skype from the CD which is provided when you purchase the phone ...
Advantages: Loads of on board memory, versatile camera, price Disadvantages: Poor picture quality
For a while I have been waiting for a good quality budget megapixel digital camera with USB and no LCD to hit the market. No LCD because by eliminating the battery chomping LCD from some of these nice £300 dollar cameras and you have an affordable hi quality digital camera for around £100 and USB because it enables much faster image transfers from camera to computer than the serial port. I think such a modestly priced hi quality camera would bring a lot of average users into the digital camera world and this would be a boon for the entire digital camera industry. When I read the press release for the DSC-350 I thought this could be that camera.
Unfortunately though past D-link products have proved admirable this camera is a dud. (It is possible that my camera was defective, but I am inclined to think this thing is just very limited ...
