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Plug your phone into your PC, make VoIP calls
Stuart Corner
Tuesday, 09 May 2006 17:33
An engin spokesman told iTWire that the functionality was provided by a new chipset incorporated into the PCs. He declined to name the manufacturer but predicted that this functionality would soon become standard on all PCs because of the very low cost of incorporating the chipset into new PCs.
The option will available on selected models of Optima's desktop PC products from late June.
At the CeBIT show in Sydney's Darling Harbour Convention Centre, engin also previewed a new Windows based softphone from iBeam which incorporated a videophone option and 'presence' features.
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