Siemens has it, Philips has it. Isn't time B&O comes up with it?

I would say never giving the recent announcement that they want to refocus on audio and video.

 

JK 

Then why not get a VoIP ATA adapter and use your Beocom as if it was still connected to PSTN? Simple as that, and not horribly expensive either.

It's not that simple if you want to use both VoIP and PSTN, but at least here in Finland, people are getting rid of PSTN lines at an increasing pace, and even the providers are starting to wrap up their copper in remote areas...

-mika
 

Bingo:

Siemens has it, Philips has it. Isn't time B&O comes up with it?

Talk sense man, they would hardly recoup their development costs unless they re-badged somebody elses. Do you really want them to go down that road again?

Can't see any reason for making there own VOIP Base, as the telephone companies use there own VOIP Box and in two yeas time when thy change to VOOOOIP 20.0. Then what do you do with your old VOIP base I don't think you'll see a converter from VOOOOIP to VOIP.

answer: never.