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mbsat
Joined: Sun 23 of Jul, 2006

There are very few wired IAX phone (and most aren't worth it anyway), but I'm not aware of any cordless IAX phones.

I'd recommend a cheap SIP ATA with a regular analog cordless phone, or perhaps a DECT SIP phone such as the Snom M3. Any reason you want IAX in particular?

Maan

Ayth
Joined: Wed 19 of Mar, 2008

Looking for a wireless/cordless IAX phone that could be used with asterisk? Anyone know of any? Thanks.

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