it's for VoIP service, but it says you can use it for hotspots. i have a VoIP line at home. has anyone tried this?

5/5/2008 2:56:12 PM

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"Conclusion This Linksys WIP330 is great for businesses using any IP-PBX that supports the SIP standard, which is pretty much every IP-PBX these days. If you recall, I had an "exclusive" on Cisco finally adopting the SIP standard (Cisco Unified Communications) over their proprietary Skinny protocol, thus you can even use the Linksys WIP330 on a Cisco Call Manager system. Of course the Linksys WIP330 will work with the ever-popular Asterisk phone system as well. No Skype support is surprising, but I did notice some Skype config files on the phone itself, so perhaps this capability is coming. Certainly Windows CE has the ability to run a Skype client. Even with its built-in browser and its ability to logon to authenticated hotspots, due to its price ($369.99), only executives with money to burn, or gadget freaks that just have to have the latest and greatest gadgets, will find the Linksys WIP330 attractive enough to purchase."

http://blog.tmcnet.com/blog/tom-keating/voip/linksys-wip330-wirelessg-ip-phone-review.asp

5/5/2008 4:42:13 PM

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"Even with its built-in browser and its ability to logon to authenticated hotspots, due to its price ($369.99), only executives with money to burn, or gadget freaks that just have to have the latest and greatest gadgets, will find the Linksys WIP330 attractive enough to purchase."

then you're not really surprised amsterdouche posted this, are you? the alias that buys cocaine and benzs (or bentleys or whatever he pretends to drive these days) but can't pass a simple CCNA exam without taking it a dozen times or can't afford an $8k bond would definitely be into these things

5/5/2008 5:00:18 PM