Hi,
I'm considering signing up with broadVoice. I used to be a Vonage subscriber and still have my old Cisco ATA. During the BroadVoice signup process, they allow use of your own adaptor including the Cisco, but they also offer two other possibilities, BroadVoice telephone adaptor, and BroadVoice WiSIP. Are there any advantages to going with a newer adaptor and if so, what are the differences between the regular "BroadVoice adaptor" and the WiSIP?
TIA,
--Al
I wonder if someone can explain what all this stuff means? What is a WiSIP? What is a BroadVoice or Cisco adapter?
WiSIP is a sort of cordless VoIP phone that uses wifi. The idea is that you can subscribe to a VoIP service, configure the phone for it, and then make and receive calls from anywhere you can access a wifi signal (well, one that doesn't require you to log in via a web interface...).
The consensus seems to be that the phone is not very good. Here's one person who didn't like it:
Cisco makes IP phones as well as adapters (such as the ATA-186) that will turn an ordinary phone into an IP phone.
miguel
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