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The demand for multi line cordless phones is exploding. There are many reasons for this including the trend towards home based business and work from home employment. Other factors include cheaper phones and land line phone services. The growth in demand has been noticed and there are now dozens of 2 line cordless phones and an increasing number of 4 line phone systems to choose from. Two Line Cordless PhonesIt used to be easy to select a two line cordless phone. All the options were 5.8 GHz phones and those with the best cordless phone ratings were either made by Panasonic or Uniden. The biggest change is that nearly all manufacturers have now released multi line cordless phones built on DECT 6.0 technology.
The Panasonic KX-TG9392T was the first 2 line DECT 6.0 cordless phone. It's still one of the most popular option. They are also manufactured by Philips, GE, AT&T, RCA, Siemens and Uniden. Uniden was one of the last manufacturers to come out with a DECT 2 line cordless phone. It's not difficult to understand why as it's 5.8 GHz TRU9466, 8866 and 9496 phones are some of the most highly rated cordless phones. The decision to introduce a new phone using a different cordless phone technology was inevitable, but obviously not rushed. The arrival of the Uniden DECT 4086 was highly anticipated if not on the scale of the iPhone's launch. While recognizing that DECT 6.0 phones rule supreme, we still like the 5.8 GHz phones from both Panasonic and Uniden. It's almost impossible to fault the Panasonic KX-TG6702B. We recommend them to anyone requiring a business quality 2 line cordless phone, however they must prepared to pay a premium. 4 Line Phone SystemsSmall business owners are the main users of 4 line cordless phones. They are an alternative to using a premise based VoIP PBX or online phone service. They are not expensive to purchase and involve little if any installation cost associated with phone jack wiring and setup.
Until recently the Panasonic KX-TG4500B was the default option. The solid 5.8 GHz phone had no direct competition and sold by the truck load. AT&T has now made a serious move on Panasonic's multi line cordless phone niche. The AT&T SB67118 is more than just a DECT 6.0 four line cordless phone. It's got some extras that clearly differentiate it. These include PTP (push to talk technology) and repeaters that increase the cordless phone range of the system. Multi Line Cordless Phones - Future DevelopmentsThe convergence of DECT and Bluetooth technology has bridged the gap between cordless phones and cell phones. We are confident that in a few years all multi line telephones will be Bluetooth cordless phones. The Panasonic KX-TG9381T was the first Bluetooth DECT 6.0 two line cordless phone. Related Cordless Phone ReviewsDECT or DECT 6.0 technology - it's the most widely used cordless phone technology. In the U.S. it's still considered to be relatively new, but in fact it was first developed in Europe during the 1990's. The FCC allocated the 1.9 GHz spectrum in 2005, which opened the door to DECT 6.0 phones in the U.S. Cordless Phone Review - Panasonic KX-TG1062M - Corded Cordless DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone Uniden TCX905 - it's a sturdy well engineered accessory handset with a comprehensive set of features. Compatible with most past and present 5.8 GHz Uniden phones. Comparing DECT 6.0 Cordless Phones - Which is the Best DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone?From Best Multi Line Cordless Phones to Best Cordless Phones From Best Multi Line Cordless Phones to Cordless Phone Reviews and Ratings |
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