The V1000 product turns your PDA (or laptop) into a wireless, mobile, office phone. You can walk around your office building and accept or make telephone calls. And you can easily join a conference call, be pulled into an impromptu conference or transfer calls to other staff members without being stuck to your desk.

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The VedicPhone gives you the possibility of creating an internal telephone system wherever you are in the world! Imagine—when someone calls your office, you are then able to divert the call to any Vedic clients in the world at NO COST!!! This is thanks to the new PSTN Connexion, which provides a gateway to and from the PC or PDA to standard phones.

For example, your phone can first ring at your computer. If you are not at your computer, the call can then be forwarded to your mobile phone, at the local phone charge only. You can also dial into the VedicPhone system using a regular phone. Using the AutoAttendant, you can then go to any VedicPhone extension in the office. Again, if you are not at your desk, you call can be forwarded to your mobile or home number. You can go phone-Internet-phone, phone-Internet-Internet-phone, phone-Internet or Internet-phone.

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What does the V1000 offer?
* A unique, distributed call control software architecture that turns a user's PC or PDA into a business phone. * A single voice and data network architecture that uses both wired Ethernet and the industry-standard 802.11b (WiFi) protocol. * PDA phone mobility that enables users to make and receive calls anywhere in the office. * Voice network visibility that provides IT professionals with a management and monitoring environment from a single screen. * Self-install tools that decrease implementation and maintenance costs. * A comprehensive suite of telephony features that include multiple call management (a more sophisticated form of call waiting), conferencing with attendee and speaker identification, user group rings (sequential/simultaneous), 3-way calling, call transfer, and automatic call forwarding. * Voice encryption that provides users with security from eavesdroppers. * Find me, follow me services that provides the user secure access to the full suite of voice capabilities from any computer with access to the Internet. * Re-use of the existing computing infrastructure that minimizes computer and server costs.