New Flip-Style Wi-Fi Phone

Introduced earlier this year, the first flip-style Wi-Fi phones (DPH-540 for black casing and DPH-541 for silver casing) are now available. The Wi-Fi Phone includes a large, bright color LCD screen that displays call information such as call history, address book entries, and caller ID numbers. The Wi-Fi Phone also supports several other calling features including redial, mute, and hold and sells for $249.99.

The D-Link flip-style Wi-Fi Phone features Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology with 802.11 wireless connectivity. The Phone, together with an Internet VoIP phone service, provides a way to reduce local and long distance telephone charges compared to standard telephone service. VoIP phone calls can be made where there is a Wi-Fi network or open hot spot to the Internet - without the use of a PC.

To take advantage of the money-saving features of D-Link's new Wi-Fi Phone and make calls to standard landline or cellular phones, users must select an Internet (VoIP) Phone Service Plan and sign up for service; rates and features may vary depending on the service provider. For a complete list of compatible VoIP service plans, visit www.dlink.com.

D-Link has also announced plans to start shipping its new V-CLICK dual-mode phone early next year, offering the best of both mobile phone worlds - the availability of cellular phone service and infrastructure, and the cost-savings and Internet access associated with Wi-Fi and VoIP technology. The D-Link V-CLICK allows users to switch between both modes at the quick click of a button.

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