Nortel Networks signed an OEM agreement sell SpectraLink’s NetLink Wireless Telephones as components of its enterprise VoIP product suite. Specifically, SpectraLink will manufacture wireless handsets that will be incorporated into Nortel’s Succession Internet Telephone portfolio for enterprises. SpectraLink has developed support for Nortel’s Unistim VoIP protocol, giving the wireless handsets most of the features and capabilities of Nortel’s IP desktop telephones. Two handset models will be available: the 2210 is targeted at general enterprise applications, and the 2211 is designed for healthcare, retail, and industrial markets. http://www.spectralink.com
Nortel to OEM SpectraLink's VoIP Wireless Telephones
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