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CSI's 410 Series of GSM
(Global System for Mobile communications) fixed wireless
telephones have GPRS (General Packet Radio Service)
technology for voice, Internet, email and text-messaging
transmissions. They provide dual-band support (either
850/1900 MHz in the Americas or 900/1800 MHz in Asia,
Africa, Europe and the Middle East), and feature a leading
product feature set, with customized models that reflect
the languages and frequencies of specific countries
and regions.
401 Series
phones also feature hands-free operation, three-digit
PIN security to allow/block outgoing calls, memory capacity
for 250 phone numbers, speed dial, auto re-dial, one-touch
emergency dialing, a large back-lit display, 30 minutes
of talk-time emergency back-up power, and attractive
styling.
The phones
are easy to activate, and installation involves simply
plugging theminto the nearest AC outlet. While they
are primarily designed for developing countries, the
phones are also ideal for developed countries -- in
homes, offices, RVs, motor homes, dorms, vacation homes,
lodges, resorts, or anywhere else that people go.
Fixed wireless
telephones are "fixed" in that they plug into standard
AC electrical power outlets, and resemble standard wall-mounted
or desktop phones. They are wireless in that they do
not connect to conventional landline telephone systems,
communicating instead over cellular networks. Fixed
wireless phones are ideal, cost-effective alternatives
for the many areas of the world where landline telephone
infrastructures do not exist, are unreliable or unaffordable.
Fixed wireless telephones represent a low-cost route for millions of consumers,
in regions where traditional copper-wire landline telephone service is not available,
to obtain wireless phone service with much broader signal range and
better voice quality than what they can obtain from portable,
battery-powered handsets
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