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Multi-line Phone System

Internet Home Alliance's Tim Woods explains how today's connected home can easily accommodate multipe phone lines and extensions throughout the house.
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Multi-line Phone System

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" Hi! I'm Tim Woods with the Internet Home Alliance, and I'm standing in front of Panasonic's mini-phone system. In years past, you would have seen this in a small business, but with todays on the go families, it allows a level of functionality that they need. This box up hear actually handles eight incoming lines, which then can be distributed to sixteen extensions. Below are voice processing system; handles voice mail for every family member. It basically handles all the voice communication needs for the entire family."

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