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Latest post 01-07-2011 12:56 AM by Chrisreunion. 1 replies.
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  • 01-06-2011 11:23 PM

    • mjmedlo
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    beocom phones in business setting

    anyone used any of the B&O Phones for a business?

    I only anticipate 2 lines so I think it should be ok?

    However, I would not be able to have a cordless for both lines. . .

    any ideas?

    is there any way to mix the two? one cordless and one standard phone?

    Thanks

    MJM

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  • 01-07-2011 12:56 AM In reply to

    Re: beocom phones in business setting

    Hi,

    I once used a BeoCom 4 for my company, and had to give up after one month, swapping it for a Jacob Jensen T80 phone that I had at home ; actually, the BeoCom 4 became ideal for home, while the Jensen one became perfect for office use!

    I think the only viable option for office use would be the BeoCom 6000 , not everybody can use BC4 or BC2. The new BeoCom 5 is great because it has a speaker option, quite useful for conference calls & meetings.

    However, mixing corded and cordless phones might be tricky, since the BeoLine base handles the whole phonebooks, so the corded phone would have a different phonebook all the time I guess..Sad

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