ESI 250 Smartphone for the Desktop

1. Exactly. It's meant to compete in the Cisco/business/corporate phone market, not as a phone in your kitchen or living room.

   However, if this phone supports SIP or some other standard VoIP protocol, it could theoretically be used at home, as more and more people are starting to use SIP/DID services as their home phone lines.

   This thing would be an awfully and unnecessarily expensive home phone, though. Would be better to stick with an ATA or an el-cheapo Grandstream deskset. 🙂

2. I love it…she says "it is VoIP so it is hardline" Really, I did not know that VoIP doesn't work over WiFi….

3. laggy

4. AWESOME idea for the office. Never actually thought of these types of phones with Android. I'm sure we won't be hearing a lot about these in the future anyway considering office phones don't exactly get much coverage lol

5. useless as crap just saying….

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