I have a client that would like to purchase 12 IP phones for an office environment. We were planning to purchase the Snom 220s, but apparently they are still not available in the US. The new Sayson 480 also would fit the bill, but won't be available until April. They have looked at the Cisco 7960 also as an option. They tried and liked the Polycom, but the support was just not workable. 1) Are there any other IP phones on the market with large displays that work with *? 2) Do you know of any decent analog phones with large displays/multiline ( assuming mainly for caller ID) that could be paired with an analog to IP converter? Total package (IP phone and powewr supply or analog phone + converter) should probably cost no more than the Snom 220 at about $325-$350 per unit. -- Jonathan Moore Director of Technology Winfield Public Schools Office 620.221.5100 Fax 620.221.0508 Visit Winfield Public Schools at http://usd465.com ------------------------------------------------- This mail sent through IMP: http://horde.org/imp/
try the cisco 7905 or 7912, large screen and fits your budget. Jonathan Moore wrote:>I have a client that would like to purchase 12 IP phones for an office >environment. We were planning to purchase the Snom 220s, but apparently they are >still not available in the US. The new Sayson 480 also would fit the bill, but >won't be available until April. They have looked at the Cisco 7960 also as an >option. They tried and liked the Polycom, but the support was just not workable. > >1) Are there any other IP phones on the market with large displays that work >with *? >2) Do you know of any decent analog phones with large displays/multiline ( >assuming mainly for caller ID) that could be paired with an analog to IP converter? > >Total package (IP phone and powewr supply or analog phone + converter) should >probably cost no more than the Snom 220 at about $325-$350 per unit. > > >
Jonathan Moore wrote:>I have a client that would like to purchase 12 IP phones for an office >environment. We were planning to purchase the Snom 220s, but apparently they are >still not available in the US. The new Sayson 480 also would fit the bill, but >won't be available until April. They have looked at the Cisco 7960 also as an >option. They tried and liked the Polycom, but the support was just not workable. > >1) Are there any other IP phones on the market with large displays that work >with *? >2) Do you know of any decent analog phones with large displays/multiline ( >assuming mainly for caller ID) that could be paired with an analog to IP converter? > >Total package (IP phone and powewr supply or analog phone + converter) should >probably cost no more than the Snom 220 at about $325-$350 per unit. > > >You can get refurbished 7960G units in that range and new for around $399 according to a quick search on Froogle. -Andrew