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31-01-2008, 07:15 PM
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| HEXUS.gaming  Join Date: Nov 2005
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| Digital cordless phone - can anyone recommend? I think it's time for me to move across to a pair or trio of digital cordless phones. The amount of times I hurt myself trying to get to the phone in time is beyond a joke. Can anyone recommend a good quality, clear sounding phone, with caller ID? There seems so many on the market. How much should I pay for a decent one? HEXUS.net - undisputedly the UK's largest, best trusted and most influential PC technology enthusiasts resource HEXUS.trust - the original, the best, the most trusted independent customer & retailer ratings HEXUS.community - discussions, help, opinions & news HEXUS.gaming - Own The Competition! HEXUS.lifestyle - Digital Home buying advice, help, news & entertainment DVdoctor.community - discussions, help, opinions & news for video editors  |
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05-02-2008, 05:31 PM
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| Loves Wifey  Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Cambridge, UK
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| Re: Digital cordless phone - can anyone recommend? Any DECT phone sounds clear thesedays - and i can't live without 'em. Try and get one with a headphone jack - you wouldn't believe how often it comes in handy wearing a small headset (so you can chat when cooking or using the pc). I've got some old NTL ones but they work ok (stunning, considering the branding) but it's pretty hard to go wrong. Just don't get carried away with silly stuff like colour screens and 'fashion' phones which cost a fortune. Get 3 and get an base unit with an answerphone if you think you ever might need it (i've had mine for years and you're unlikely to replace them). Te audire non possum. Musa sapientum fixa est in aure ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- System 001: Asus P5Q Deluxe, Q6600 @ 3.0ghz, D-Tek FuZion V2 CPU Block, GTX280, Alphacool GPU Block, 4GIG Corsair 6400 DDR2 RAM CL4 @ 800mhz, Corsair HX1000, Dell SP2309W, Logitech 5.1, Seagate 7200.10 320gb x 2 (RAID 0), 500 GIG 7200.9 (backups), Intel X25-M Gen 2 SSD (System), Antec 1200 case, Thermochill 120.3 rad, Vario Pump, Windows 7 x64 [main] System 002: 4200X2, ASROCK (my ass-rocks!) 939 uATX MB, ATI1650 (passive), Zalman 500W psu, Dell 2001FP 20" LCD, £7's worth of 5.1 speakers (they rock) Windows 7 x86[wife/server] System 003: AOpen 1557 GLSLaptop, ATI 9600 64mb, 1.5 GIG of DDR2700 memory, 60gig fujitsu HD 8mb cache, Intel Wireless and it's great! Windows 7 32bit [main lappy] System 004: ASUS A8N Premium, 4200 X2, 2 GIG Corsair, Silverstone HTPC case, XP120 cooler, 8600GTS (passive), Samsung 500GIG, MCE Remote, Samsung 40" LCD (87BDX) via HDMI Windows 7 (32) [media centre] System 005: 7" Asus Eee PC 701-B Intel Mobile, 2GB DDR2, 4GB Solid State HDD, Linux Deleted - XP to replace it!, Black [toy] System 006: Acer Aspire One, 1gb, 120gb HD, 6 cell battery, intel wireless upgrade,Windows 7 32bit Work System 001: HP supplied Quad Core Q6600, 4gb DDR 2, 400gb SATA RAID 0, 250gb SATA backup drive, nVidia 8800GTS 640mb, HP LP2065, Eizo M1700, Windows 7 64 RTM [main work system] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directory Opus 9 rocks! (click here) Opera Ad-Blocker (click here) |
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05-02-2008, 07:42 PM
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| Re: Digital cordless phone - can anyone recommend? I actually bought the BT Studio 3100 Twin, the other handset doesn't work at all, so now I have to bring it back to the shop. I think I'll look at something different now. HEXUS.net - undisputedly the UK's largest, best trusted and most influential PC technology enthusiasts resource HEXUS.trust - the original, the best, the most trusted independent customer & retailer ratings HEXUS.community - discussions, help, opinions & news HEXUS.gaming - Own The Competition! HEXUS.lifestyle - Digital Home buying advice, help, news & entertainment DVdoctor.community - discussions, help, opinions & news for video editors |
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