JESUIT - gadget @ TTS -Ep24- Netgear Skype Phones

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This week we take a look at two Skype phones from Netgear. The SPH200D is a Dual-Mode DECT (1.9Ghz) handset that supports both coreless POTS and Skype calls, while the SPH101 is a Wi-Fi Skype phone.

We also show off two new Bytes, a Flexible Roll-Up USB Drum Kit and a Solar Mood light.

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http://www.thetechstop.net/?page_id=9

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Netgear
• Skype
• SPH101
• SPH200D
• VOIP
• dual
• mode
• POTS
• ThinkGeek
• Brando
• Ballecer
• Daniels
• Catholic
• jesuits
• solar

[Sebastian402]

Father! Another great Video! Thank you so much, and God bless you... You are great geek....

[gadgettts]

Thanks for watching! -- Being called a great geek is possibly be best compliment that I could have received! :)

[camboy1132]

Buy a Iphone great skype phone ( App store)

[ecotts]

Mine works perfect, the audio is perfect. It must be your crappy internet connection, or router firewall.

Set it in your DMZ zone on your router.

[camboy1132]

Horible phone. returned both phones. technology is too new.horible sound on both end of line . Every thing Improves later. ((((((WARNING u about buying it. give it a try then return the junk

[adrianTNT]

Nice video. Thanks.

SPH101 Would be so nice to have 2x or 3x the battery life, I guess I have to buy the SPH200D and only use it at home.

Maybe with SPH101 you could attach a long slim battery in the back and wire it to the USB slot ;)

[scottwatt47]

I got through half the video haha. I liked it though good work.

[psyfertech]

hmm, i dunno about all that wifi phones and internet phone service like vonage and stuff, it all is really is not always available like if there i no wifi around or if the internet is down then you cant talk while with standard land line it pretty much always works, so yeah good review though

[lilnubby]

I was thinking about getting the 101, but 2 hours of battery life? That just sucks. Does Wi-Fi really eat up that much power?