SIP in higher education

[Alex Hsia <>]

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Jeremy George wrote:
> 
>    There has been some interest around here expressed in finding a reliable
> quality small sip hardphone that would fit easily in a travel case.  Has
> anyone looked into this?  Recommendations?

While I haven't used the smaller ATA's, something like a Handytone 286
<http://www.grandstream.com/y-286.htm> and a regular analog phone might
fit your needs.  If you're in a hotel you could just unplug the hotel
phone and plug it into the FXS port.  Of course another alternative
would be a USB handset to interface with a softphone on a laptop.  I
actually used a bluetooth USB headset with my Xten lite softphone while
I was on a trip to China last year.  While the latency getting back to
the states took a little getting used to, the quality was surprisingly
good considering the congestion on the highly used hotel WAN link.

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