VOIP on the go
The Linksys WIP300-NA has received very little attention even though it is easily one of the neater products the company has produced in a while. The phone uses an integrated 802.11b/g antenna to provide users with SIP V2.0, SMS and rudimentry email over hotspots that the phone picks up. Unfortunately, the device does not feature any GSM or 3G capabilities - so you are constricted to only WiFi hotspots if you want to make or receive a call. Furthermore, the device does not appear to feature seamless WiFi handoff, so once you're on the call you need to stand near the same WiFi hotspot or risk terminating the connection.
You can preorder the device for $250 at VOIP Supply. The device is a much cheaper alternative than a Windows Mobile PDA with WiFi, but the $250 price tag doesn't really scream value either.
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