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Vonage VOIP Wireless. Vonage IP-8100-2 cordless phone and Vonage VoIP wireless-G broadband router speeds up your wireless connection. With a Vonage telephone subscription, you can access phone services through your Internet connection.


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Vonage VOIP Wireless, Vonage VoIP Wireless G Broadband Router

What is VoIP
VoIP stands for 'Voice Over Internet Protocol' and is a fancy way of saying 'using an internet connection for making telephone calls'.

Why is this a good thing when you probably have a perfectly good telephone at home (or in the office) already? The main benefit of VoIP is very simple and non-technical to understand - it is cheaper than regular phone service, and in some cases can be completely free!

If you have an unlimited use internet account, then - in theory - you can make and receive free internet type phone calls, to anyone else in the world that also has a compatible type of internet phone connection. These days Windows even has two programs built in for free, allowing this type of communication (Messenger and NetMeeting).

Vonage VoIP Wireless-G Broadband Router
Speed up your wireless connection with this wireless router. With a Vonage telephone subscription, you can access phone services through your Internet connection.

All-in-one Internet-sharing router, 4-port switch and 54 Mbps wireless access point.
2 standard phone jacks enable feature-rich telephone service over your cable or DSL Internet connection.
Subscription required; plans start at $14.99 per month.

Product Features
Wireless access point lets you connect both screaming fast Vonage VoIP wireless-G (802.11g at 54 Mbps) and Wireless-B (802.11b at 11 Mbps) devices to the network.
High security Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA), wireless MAC address filtering and powerful SPI firewall.
Built-in 4-port full-duplex 10/100 switch to connect up to 4 wired Ethernet devices together.
Router function lets your entire network share a high-speed cable or DSL Internet connection.
Up to 128-bit encryption and WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) to protect your data and privacy.
Supports VPN pass-through and can be configured to filter internal user access to the Internet
Easy Vonage VoIP wireless-G setup with the Web browser-based guide.
Note: Vonage compatible only; router not compatible with service of other VoIP providers



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Vonage IP-8100-2 Cordless PhoneVonage IP-8100-2 Phone - The Vonage IP8100-2 requires Vonage service to operate and is not compatible with any other service. The Vonage IP-8100-2 cordless phone broadband system was first announced at this past January's CES 2005.


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Vonage UK - Vonage VoIP wireless, the broadband phone company, Vonage is here to save you money on your landline phone bills with an innovative way of making calls. www.vonage.co.uk

Vonage - Vonage VoIP wireless, products and services, avalibility, features, internationl rates. www.vonage.com

Best Buy - Linksys - Vonage VoIP Wireless-G broadband router, product specs, product research, rebates. www.bestbuy.com

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