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Wisenbaker Builder Services Uses GFI FAXmaker to Reduce Communication Costs and Save Time on Office Resources

When the cost of maintaining separate analog fax lines was getting out of hand, enterprise builder services company Wisenbaker installed GFI FAXmaker, a leading fax server, to reduce the number of analog fax lines, to make the most of the company's existing messaging systems and to save money. Upon installation,...

Tags: Microsoft Office, GFI Software Ltd., Analog Fax Line, Fax, Telephony, Instant Messaging, Networking, Internet, Online Communications

Case studies 2008-04-01

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Forrester: Forget Macs. In business, it's still all about Windows

Forrester: Forget Macs. In business, it's still all about WindowsCanna get a big Duh ?NTHave to be careful with "business" and "enterprise"I assume that the research focuses on LARGE companies. Apple's best shot is small companies that do not have or want and IT dept. There are millions...

Tags: Desktops, Strategy, Selling PC, Apple Macintosh, Forrester Research Inc., Apple Inc., Microsoft Windows, information technology

Discussion threads 2008-03-31

The cheapest way to do VoIP is still analog

The cheapest way to do VoIP is still analogVery interesting!But these are probably more than I need at home. kiddingThanks George for a good topic!WiringThe problem with splitting out to analog is all the wiring punch down that has to be done. Being able to use an IP phone...

Tags: Telephony, Telecom & Utilities, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, Currency & Foreign exchange, NETWORKING, Network technology, phone, IP, IP phone, VoIP, T1-PRI, analog phone, network

Discussion threads 2008-03-20

Read my mIPS: no new faxes!

Read my mIPS: no new faxes!No fax is typical, no POTS line is interestingRussell,Like you I don't have a POTS line anymore. Not in over two years. Yet almost weekly I see pundits suggesting that VOIP is not up to completely replacing analog lines. The latest is Garrett Smith of...

Tags: fax, Mips, POTS

Discussion threads 2008-01-16

Photos: Top 10 reviews of the week

Here are CNET Reviews' 10 favorite items from the past week, including a 50-inch plasma TV, an Onkyo AV receiver, Philips universal remote and the Helio Fin.Here''s our weekly roundup of the new products CNET reviewers liked best. 1. Pioneer PDP-5080HDEditors'' rating: 8.7The good: This 50-inch plasma TV displays an...

Tags: Corporate communications, TVs, photograph, HDMI, Shure, Read CNET', video, shade, plasma TV, headphone, fax, laser, quibble, TV Guide, calibration, CableCard, multifunction, 1080i, XM Satellite Radio Holdings Inc., TV, Philips Electronics N.V., small office, Sirius, receiver, sp

Image galleries 2007-08-25

Cringely doesn't need no stinking facts to push Net Neutrality

Robert X. Cringely - the PBS pundit who was caught masquerading as a Stanford PhD and Professor) - has a new blog out titled "We Dont Need No Stinking Best Effort". Cringely has come out with another bogus accusation against the Broadband companies claiming that theyre now in a...

Tags: VoIP, Technology policy, Networking, Net Neutrality

Blog posts 2007-04-13

Unbelievably cheap mini-PCs from E-Way

I saw this article from linuxdevices.com and I couldnt believe my eyes. E-Way Technology Systems is a company from Taiwan that is selling a tiny 200 MHz x86-compatible fanless mini PC with 128 MB RAM, Fast Ethernet, and front loading compact flash slot for $99 at single quantities! ...

Tags: mini-ITX

Blog posts 2006-09-29

Gateway DX100X

The Gateway DX100X starts at the near rock-bottom price of $449 (after $100 rebate); our $801 review unit featured upgrades that included a 15-inch LCD and a double-layer DVD burner. The Intel Celeron-based DX100X can handle most mainstream applications, but it has serious expandability issues, giving it a shorter shelf...

Tags: Processors, Video cards, Monitors & displays, PCI, Gateway DX100X, Gateway Inc.

Product reviews 2006-01-18

VoIP and open source, the next great frontier

As the commoditization and open sourcing of operating systems and applications continue to disrupt the software companies, telephony vendors have so far enjoyed a relative calm in the closed and proprietary phone systems market with substantial profit margins. That could now all be turned on its head with the proliferation...

Tags: IAX, Asterisk

Blog posts 2005-01-10

The price of VoIP's thriftiness

The price of VoIP's thriftinessyou can transfer your voice for freejust not with VOIP, but your voice can go over IP for free, funny how people are charging a arm and a leg to make phones and online voice applications compatible, is this what they are trying to do with...

Tags: Telephony, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, Telecom & Utilities, cable, VoIP, phone, phone book

Discussion threads 2004-07-19

IBM 56K PC Card Modem 1.2 (Windows)

IBM 56K PC Card Modem: The 56K PC Card Modem/Cellular Capable features: Smart battery saver. A digital line guard to protect the modem from connecting to high-voltage/PBX phone lines. Flash ROM firmware upgradeability. Hayes AT compatible command set. Data/voice/fax communications software. Voice telephone answering features, CallerID, and V.80 video conferencing...

Tags: Battery, Microsoft Windows, Firmware, IBM Corp., Modems, Engineering, Telecom & Utilities, Hardware, Components

Software downloads 2004-06-07

Eicon DIVA Pro (ISAPNP) 1.0.1.593 (Windows)

Eicon DIVA Pro ISAPNP: The Diva Pro PCI is a high-end ISDN adapter that gives you high-speed access to remote networks and the Internet with 128 kbps, and also enables you to connect to analog fax machines and analog modems. With its unique Digital Signal Processor DSP architecture, it provides...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, ISDN, Eicon Technology, Diva Pro PCI, Broadband Internet, Telecommunications

Software downloads 1999-08-16