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1st March February 2012
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Thanks for everyone's input. I'm definitely looking at all the bundled packages available. This iinet one looked good as don't have to pay line rental as well but on negative side can't get digital TV with it or use the phone line for house alarm etc. will keep investigating but am at least confident that if I go down VOIP route that
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SWISS 2: G'Day Dylan; It will work. I have used a European (DE) 6000, non-DECT model with Vonage VOIP service in North America, and it works fine. Are you sure it's a non-DECT model? I can only find DECT 6000s in the Product section? Also do you get all the caller ID etc OK? Dylan
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Excellent - thanks for the speedy reply
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Hi everyone, Have successfully moved to Australia and on Friday will find out if all the B&O has survived 3 months in a container. I'm currently looking at broadband/phones/tv packages (making my head spin) and am wandering if anyone has any experience of connecting beocoms to a VOIP setup? I'm looking at this package which seems to imply
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I'll be tucked up in bed - 5am Western Australia time - but will be dreaming of how to spend my voucher
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Peter: I thought the PC ones were about £650 I think that's about what I paid for my 4500's (even after Lee had dropped one ) - I think if I was going for the PC4s I'd want the full version - £880 - and, in my situation, I'd prefer the BL4500s Dylan
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Peter: I thought the PC ones were about £650 I think that's about what I paid for my 4500's (even after Lee had dropped one ) - I think if I was going for the PC4s I'd want the full version - £880 - and, in my situation, I'd prefer the BL4500s Dylan
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how much are Beolab 4 PCs? (too lazy to click elsewhere on Beoworld) surely more expensive than my beauties unless you factor in the hours of trying to find them.
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I use BL4500s connected to beoport - would definitely recommend them - lovely sound, cheaper, if you can find them (or win them!) than any of the modern range - but you do need a wall to pop them on, and don't expect to do any work at your computer. Dylan
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definitely closer to Oz than the Thames estuary I suspect