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Coming rich in features, VoIP phones or Voice over Internet Protocol telephone systems are also diverse and handy in setting up, there are a number of compatible set ups each having their own advantage to suit every need of any businesses today leaving traditional phones trailing behind.
Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA) – ATA is a simple jack that allows you to connect your existing telephone handset to your computer or directly to an internet connection, the unit works by converting the analog signal from your traditional handsets to digital forms that can be transmitted over the cloud through your VoIP carriers. The ATA set up basically plug and play, the easy steps requires almost no configuration and lets you enjoy VoIP calls with very acceptable quality.
VoIP Handsets – VoIP phones or IP phone systems typically look like a traditional telephone, the handset lets you connect directly to an IP network without the use of computers and or adapters, the IP phones are fitted with all the required software and hardware needed to make high quality VoIP calls. Most IP handsets come really handy, most with LED displays, programmable buttons, call history, speaker phone, multiple Ethernet ports for multiple VoIP lines and SIP registration ready.
This set up is often preferred by businesses because of the programmability, access to multiple lines and the convenience of not having to plug it on a computer.
Virtual Phones – or soft phones are computer based IP phones, that doesn’t require any hardware except for a headset with microphone. You just need to download a soft phone over the internet which is normally provided by your IP service company, use the log in provided with your subscription and you are ready to go.
Virtual phone is the cheapest set available in the market today; it also enables you to make pc to pc based calls with no charge at all! Call quality will be dependent on your internet connection and the quality of your headset. A USB headset is often the first choice because of the noise cancellation features and anti static features.
Mobile based – Mobile based IP phones are perfect if you are always on the go but it will require you to have OS based mobile phones for application compatibility which will still run through an internet connection either via Wi-Fi or 3g services of your carrier. Some IP providers will let you make access your subscription to make call on your mobile via the mobile app. Like pc based soft phones, mobile to mobile soft phone calls are free.
Generally whichever set up you choose, VoIP services will cut your phone bills by more than 50% while enjoying more features and benefits.
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