Am I correct to assume that these devices work without the need for the
landline service to be active? I hate to carry the cell around or run to it
when I'm in another room. So one of these would be perfect when I'm home.
How's the sound quality on these thing? Can the phone be charged while
plugged into one of these?
> I noticed at the VTech warehouse today (Richmond) that they are
> selling a cordless/cellular phone system which lets you plug in the
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> phones around the house. The VTech system includes the base station
> and 2 cordless handsets for $199.
FelixC - 15 Oct 2003 23:07 GMT
With the VTech system there's a pair of buttons on the cordless
handsets to select "Cell" or "Line". Presumably you don't need to have
a land line - you can just use the cellular connection as long as the
cell phone is plugged into the base station. The VTech base station
has a specific docking port for the A700 which connects to the
interface slot on the bottom of the cell phone. I would guess that it
includes charging, but I haven't tried it. The cordless phone side of
the system appears to be the regular VTech 2.4 GHz DSS system, which
has good sound quality and range.
> Am I correct to assume that these devices work without the need for the
> landline service to be active? I hate to carry the cell around or run to it
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> > phones around the house. The VTech system includes the base station
> > and 2 cordless handsets for $199.