Thomson announces Symbio VoIP phone at CeBIT
by Jan Harris
March 14, 2008
Thomson announced the Symbio all-in-one DECT phone and wireless internet radio at the CeBIT technology event in Hannover.
The wireless DECT and VoIP phone features caller ID, which is displayed on a 128×128 colour screen; an address book for up to 200 names and numbers; and hands-free functions. It also provides a log of the 50 most recent incoming calls.
A number of options are available according to the particular model, including HD sound, SMS messaging, RSS feed management, and multi-line handling capability.
The fully-featured internet radio includes stereo speakers, and a built-in radio alarm clock.
The IP radio allows direct access to Internet radio stations worldwide and features personalised music services.
A rechargeable Li-ion battery is provided for portability. This provides over 6 hours’ listening time.
Pricing details for the phone have not yet been revealed.
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