Monster VOIP Phone by Fujitsu

Jul 30 2005, 9:16am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

The Fujitsu FR-V is a huge VOIP phone, but it also offers a wide range of features including video conferencing.

The Fujitsu FR-V runs Linux on an FR461 (400Mhz) CPU. It features 128MB RAM and 64MB of ROM, 802.11b, CF and SD port.
For video conferencing the Fujitsu FR-V supports MP4 compression.
No release date for this multimedia VOIP device.
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