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AltiGen Communications released the world's first VoIP phone system in 1996. |
One of the key features of AltiGen's VoIP Phone System is the support for IP Telephone Extensions. IP Telephones do not require separate dedicated cables to run from the phone to the phone system, instead they utilize the same ethernet data network infrastructure used by most computers. Moves, Adds, and Changes are made easy because IP Phones can exist anywhere on the company Local Area Network (LAN), Wide Area Network (WAN), or around the world via the Internet. VoIP Phones can extend your systems reach to remote employee environments like remote offices.
AltiGen VoIP Phone Systems are particularly well suited to businesses with multiple branch or remote offices. The IP phone systems can exist in a single site, a campus environment or multiple locations anywhere in the world using Voice over IP technology. VoIP will give your company a unified and consistent appearance to customers. Long distance and interoffice calls cost you no more than what you already pay to your Internet Service Provider. Centralized management allows AltiGen's IP Phone Systems to be networked together and managed from one central location.
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When you are using AltiGen's IP Phone System, your voice is translated into digital data packets that are then routed over a Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) based Local Area Network (LAN) to the AltiGen IP phone system. The AltiGen IP phone system, acting as the traffic cop, then routes your call to an appropriate destination determined by the phone number you have dialed - another IP or analog extension, an external number via analog, T1, or E1 trunking interfaces through your local phone company, or to other AltiGen Phone Systems via IP over a LAN, WAN or the Internet.
The flagship AltiGen IP telephone is the IP 710 with powerful features like multi-line appearance, Intercom, caller ID, caller name, message waiting light, multi feature programmable buttons, and large backlit display. IP 710 telephones have 2 10/100Mbps Ethernet (RJ-45) ports so a single LAN connection can supports both your telephone and your desktop PC. Other features include one-touch buttons to access voice mail, hold, conference, transfer, intercom, volume control, redial, speed dial and more.
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