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Aussie VoIP USB Phone Returns |
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Written by Adam Gosling
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Tuesday, 14 November 2006 |
Gotalk has announced that it is getting a new shipment of
its USB phone which should be available in retailers from December 1, 2006.
 The company ran out of stock of its initial trial shipment
earlier this year in a "couple of days"
The gotalk phone stick is a USB memory stick with integrated
VoIP circuits and software. When plugged into a USB port, the phone stick
software is automatically activated and a software phone appears on the screen
ready to make a call.
The phone will only work with gotalk accounts, but will work
with any broadband connection.
The phone stick will auto-run once inserted into a computer
with a broadband internet connection and the user will be asked to enter their
gotalk account details when using the phone stick for the first time.
After that the phone stick will automatically register each
time it is re-inserted and a softphone client will pop up ready to make a call.
"This sleek little multi functional, state of the art
technology turns any PC or laptop with broadband access into a cheap telephone
can be used anywhere in the world - and yet is so small it can slip into your
pocket or purse," gotalk CEO Steve Picton explained today.
"At just $49.95 we believe it will be a ‘Must Have' tech toy
this Christmas," Picton enthused.
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