OpenFrame IP Phone runs on Intel Atom
The folks at OpenFrame has just released it’s VOIP phone that looks like, well, an iPhone, except it’s a deskphone.
From what you see in the pictures it has that neat iPhone-interface. It can converge data, video, audio into a single-touchscreen home communications.
I believe it could run Skype which will be sweet and you can use Google for your homework. It runs on Intel Atom and connects to the internet via Ethernet or Wi-Fi.
It also provides convenient access to stock quotes, weather, traffic reports, and news. Youtube videos? You got it, baby!
I guess the state-of-the-art design of this device can breathe some life into a somewhat lethargic IP telephony state of design in the market. I wonder if in a year or so call centers would invest in something like this.
FutureYak:
“Yaya, can you stop talking to Badong? Can I use the phone now? And stop uploading your YouTube videos!”
