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Re: Typical Business Telephone Sets Today?

J.P. (jp@jpnearl.com.nospam)
Thu, 04 Aug 2005 09:13:44 -0400

hancock4@bbs.cpcn.com wrote:

> My department at my employer uses plain 2500 style telephone sets
> under a Centrex system. I kind of assumed they were still common
> place, but I understand now that they're kind of unusual? I heard
> caller-ID is very common on business phones, is that true?

> [public replies, please]

Unfortunately everyone wants one button access to features and such and
displays with caller ID, length of call, etc. so you're seeing less and
less of the 2500-style phones on office desks these days.

One of the things I appreciated about the Executone IDS systems I used
to maintain is that the "wave" desk phones had 2500-style keypads on
them instead of the keypads found on the new business system phones
(buttons wrong size, a 'mushy' feel to them, etc.). Nothing beats
those old tried and true keypads.

J.P. Wing

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