Uniden’s UIP200 VoIP phone has passed interoperability testing with BroadSoft’s BroadWorks network communications platform. Uniden’s UIP200 business SIP phone, which was introduced in April 2004, has an MSRP of $149. It features an integrated 2 port 10/100 Ethernet switch, high-quality speakerphone with echo cancellation, multiple power options including power over Ethernet 802.3 af and multiple display languages. http://www.uniden.comhttp://www.broadsoft.com
Uniden and BroadSoft Announce VoIP Interoperability
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