On 4 Jul 2006 22:11:38 -0700, "KarlB" <>, wrote:
>I was going to go with BT Broadband Talk but I read a lot of good
>things about Skype. Can you recommend a good headphone set?
>
Skype to Skype is free anywhere in the world.
Skype headset
http://accessories.skype.com/item?SI...580&sku=SPRO04
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It is great. Perfect sound. Instant integration with existing XP
audio and other software products.
The same Headset can be bought for 20GBP via eBay
>Also I take it there is no way to use a regular phone with Skype. Is
>that correct?
Not true. Such as this product
http://accessories.skype.com/item?SI...&sku=VOIP3211S
watch the wrap
There is no reason why you cannot install Skype + MSN + VoIP
from another provider and still use your BT landline and get the best
from all these providers.
Forget the closed minds. Skype is not a Disney product.
It works brilliantly. USB quality is as good as my Dect BT line.
The mono USB headset enables me to work and chat.
The Dect VoIP allows me to answer landline calls, and make
landline & VoIP calls too. This way I get the best methods of
talking with all people regardless of whether they are tech-heads,
landline tied, or simply PC home users.
Don't forget that you don't need a special headset or phone to try
Skype. A simple 2 GBP headset and a free download of Skype will let
you try the product with no commitment and not even a real name and
address. Just a working email address.
If you don't like it just Un install it.
Also check out
http://www.voipproducts.eu/
www.sipgate.co.uk
http://www.voiptalk.org/products/index.php
also look at this help screen
http://reviews.ebay.co.uk/Skype-How-...:-1:LISTINGS:2
and a big line wrap on the last link.
HTH answer your questions and points you at places that help you make
the choices that are best for you.
Wik Ed