Comments on: 2009 FreedomIQ Hosted VoIP Phone Buyer’s Guide http://www.freedomiq.com/blog/2009-freedomiq-voip-phone-buyers-guide/ Read the latest hosted VoIP and business VoIP service news at the FreedomIQ VoIP Blog Wed, 03 Mar 2010 09:18:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: John E Lincoln http://www.freedomiq.com/blog/2009-freedomiq-voip-phone-buyers-guide/comment-page-1/#comment-110 John E Lincoln Tue, 04 Aug 2009 17:51:45 +0000 http://www.freedomiq.com/blog/?p=410#comment-110 Hi Mark, You make an excellent point here. There are many VoIP phone models available which could potentially be good selections for businesses which are not represented in this guide – the Iris 3000 included. The main distinguishing factor here is that we’ve thoroughly tested each of these models and stand behind their performance. The Iris 3000 looks like a quality product, and I have no doubt that if you are recommending it is a great VoIP phone, but we have not tested it yet to be sure that it will support all of the features we offer to business owners. Once we do, who knows? It could be in our next guide. Mark, you have actually brought up an excellent topic. This question goes to all readers… What VoIP phones would you like to see listed in this guide that are missing? Please let us know. Best, John Hi Mark,

You make an excellent point here. There are many VoIP phone models available which could potentially be good selections for businesses which are not represented in this guide – the Iris 3000 included. The main distinguishing factor here is that we’ve thoroughly tested each of these models and stand behind their performance.

The Iris 3000 looks like a quality product, and I have no doubt that if you are recommending it is a great VoIP phone, but we have not tested it yet to be sure that it will support all of the features we offer to business owners. Once we do, who knows? It could be in our next guide.

Mark, you have actually brought up an excellent topic. This question goes to all readers…

What VoIP phones would you like to see listed in this guide that are missing? Please let us know.

Best,

John

]]> By: Mark Cowan-Aston http://www.freedomiq.com/blog/2009-freedomiq-voip-phone-buyers-guide/comment-page-1/#comment-105 Mark Cowan-Aston Mon, 03 Aug 2009 23:27:03 +0000 http://www.freedomiq.com/blog/?p=410#comment-105 John, Thank you for that article. However, I was surprised that you only featured phones that are essentially IP version of what we have been using for over a hundred years. The Iris 3000 Digital Video phone (ACN) has most of the features of many of these phones with the significant (VERY SIGNIFICANT!) differentiator of video technology. There are nearly 10 million of these in service as I write this in North America and Europe, and have just been launched into Australia and New Zealand. Why would anyone want to go back to pure voice once they have had the Iris 3000? Interested in your thoughts. Yours sincerely, Mark Cowan-Aston John,

Thank you for that article. However, I was surprised that you only featured phones that are essentially IP version of what we have been using for over a hundred years. The Iris 3000 Digital Video phone (ACN) has most of the features of many of these phones with the significant (VERY SIGNIFICANT!) differentiator of video technology. There are nearly 10 million of these in service as I write this in North America and Europe, and have just been launched into Australia and New Zealand. Why would anyone want to go back to pure voice once they have had the Iris 3000?

Interested in your thoughts.

Yours sincerely,
Mark Cowan-Aston

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