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Stuart Corner
Sunday, 09 October 2005 14:49
The campaign will begin with the distribution of 4.5 million catalogues and specially trained staff in participating computer stores across Australia will offer customers free 30-day broadband trials - and a free long distance telephone call - as part of an in store demonstration.
Harvey Norman is promoting the broadband VoIP service of Telecorp's Gotalk division and analogue phone adaptors from Netcomm. Three models will be offered: the V100 RRP $129, a simple analogue phone adaptor; the VT300 RRP229 which supports 000 calling via the PSTN and the NB5 which combines an ADSL modem and router. The VT300 and NB5 also support prioritisation of VoIP traffic.
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