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RE: OT: DECT phones - advice



Mark & Kenneth,

Thanks to both of you for the advice although I have chosen a completely
different alternative ;-)

I plumped for the samsung sp-r1000 as per the URL below.  I confess the
size
sold it to me but it has most of the features the onis and executive have.
I would have liked the hands free of the onis but having spoken to a friend
(who happens to manage a carphone warehouse) he tried it our for me and
didnt find it to be very good.  I guess your mileage may vary

http://www.freedom-mobiles.co.uk/spr6100.htm

My answer phone needs are already handled by linux on my home server so
again no need for that functionality either.

I realised after looking around that none of these devices have the
capability of communicating with pda's or pim's etc which it strikes me as
an obvious feature to have.  As such I took the easy option and brought the
one I thought looked the nicest!

Thanks
Kieran

p/s congratulations on the baby.  hope mother and daughter are doing well.


-----Original Message-----
From: Kenneth Watt [mailto:kennethwatt@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2001 6:54 PM
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] OT: DECT phones - advice


I chose the Ericson sets because the had all the features mentioned plus an
answering machine built in as well as caller ID, you can also have
different
coloured sets for different rooms, although the choice is rather limited.
Oh, and they look quite cool as well!

K.

-----Original Message-----
From: 	Mark Johnson [mailto:poco.loco@xxxxxxx]
Sent:	06 May 2001 18:10
To:	ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject:	Re: [ukha_d] OT: DECT phones - advice

I'm also looking at DECT phones at the moment and have narrowed it down to
the following two

BT-on air Executive and Philips Onis 200

Check them out at http://www.phoneshop.uk.com/dect/indexdect.htm

The Philips Onis 200 has by far the better features including hands free
operation from the handset! and will probably be my choice even though the
BT-on air Executive looks the best

One point which is swaying me (and may not interest you) is the room
monitor
feature which allows the handset to be used as a baby monitor between
handsets (hands free because the handset has a built in speaker!) - We have
had our 1st new arrival, 5 day old baby girl!

Let me know which you choose and why - any other comments from existing
DECT
users welcome!

Mark J





>
> Guys,
>
> I know this is a little off topic but I thought someone might be able
to
> provide advice.  I am looking at getting a DECT phone for my flat so I
was
> wondering if anyone could provide suggestions/recommendations or web
links?
>
> Now if I could link the phone into my PIM of choice to integrate phone
> numbers lists then that would be fantastic.
>
> As always your advice is welcomed.
>
> Thanks
> kieran
>
> p/s Given the kings head is on the way home for me from work I might
pop
by
> around 7pm if you guys are likely to still be there.
>
>
>
>
>
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