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IPEVO Free-1 USB Phone Review
Feb 6 2006, 4:47am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr
Everything USB reviews the Skype certified IPEVO Free-1 USB Phone.
Quote:
"At 6" x 1.5" x 1.5", the Free-1 is narrower than a cell phone and as tall as the majority of opened flip-phones, giving a tall and slender profile that has a very modern look to it. The front of the phone is rather simplistic, lacking an LCD or any flashy lights other than a small status LED under the earpiece.
The color coded buttons and jog switch are well placed with adequate spacing, and the different groups have unique feels for dialing in the dark. Pressing one results in a tactile click, and optionally a small tone for additional feedback. Volume and mute buttons are placed on the side of the phone.
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