For those on the CNET network, my speaking clock which is quite well known 
on 020 7043 1320 (1431320 on Sipgate) is now also available on the CNET 
number 0564 8081. Please give it a call and let me know if it sounds ok.

ATA is an AVM Fritz!Box Fon WLAN 7170.

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Ivor

> For those on the CNET network, my speaking clock which is quite well known
> on 020 7043 1320 (1431320 on Sipgate) is now also available on the CNET
> number 0564 8081. Please give it a call and let me know if it sounds ok.
>
> ATA is an AVM Fritz!Box Fon WLAN 7170.
>
> For more info on CNET, see www.ckts.info


It sounds very authentic and timing is spot on.

Peter Crosland

Can anyone recommend (or suggest) a home phone that has the ability to
share it's phone book between handsets? I know that B&O phone can do
this by storing the details on the base station but I don't think £350
per handset is a very agreeable sum!

Thank you.

Richard

On Mon, 2 Jun 2008 14:48:13 UTC, rjre  
wrote:

> Can anyone recommend (or suggest) a home phone that has the ability to
> share it's phone book between handsets? I know that B&O phone can do
> this by storing the details on the base station but I don't think £350
> per handset is a very agreeable sum!
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> Richard

My Siemens S450IP comes close. You can send phonebooks, or just 
entries, between handsets or from a PC. Not cheap either :-( 

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Regards
Dave Saville

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rjre wrote:
> Can anyone recommend (or suggest) a home phone that has the ability to
> share it's phone book between handsets? I know that B&O phone can do
> this by storing the details on the base station but I don't think £350
> per handset is a very agreeable sum!

My 2 to 3 year old Philips DECT do this. Any entry in the phone book 
is common to all handsets.

regards, Ian

rjre wrote:
> Can anyone recommend (or suggest) a home phone that has the ability to
> share it's phone book between handsets? I know that B&O phone can do
> this by storing the details on the base station but I don't think £350
> per handset is a very agreeable sum!
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> Richard

It's quite a common feature for phones to be able to 
send their own phonebook entries to other handsets (of 
the same or, possibly, similar type), or even to copy 
the whole phonebook.  You don't need to pay for a 
high-end phone.  Check the user guide before buying - 
most are available on line.

Try http://www.telephonesonline.co.uk/ I bought a pair of BT Synergy
handsets there, they have a "copy phone book to other handset" - cheap
too.

In news:89833a3b-fb3a-4943-bc71-bc6c9aa3f741@m36g2000hse.googlegroups.com,
petew  typed, for some strange, unexplained reason:
: Try http://www.telephonesonline.co.uk/ I bought a pair of BT Synergy
: handsets there, they have a "copy phone book to other handset" - cheap
: too.

But this isn't what the OP asked for. As I understand it he wants a single 
phonebook accessible from all connected handsets. With the copy facility, 
if someone makes a change in one handset's phonebook it's not going to be 
mirrored in the others unless you do a copy of the lot immediately 
afterwards.


Ivor