4 Jan
2002
4 Jan
'02
3:10 p.m.
On Fri, 4 Jan 2002, Chris wrote:
Nope, fake wood-grain box with 2 columns, 32 in all. It has a line
out with what appears to be an RJ45 connector, and a Y-dongle with RJ45
and RJ11 in, and RJ11 out. I haven't plugged it in to the wall yet. I
probably won't, come to think of it. Even if it works, every phone in
the house, as well as the one in my pocket, has built-in speed-dial.
But it's *cute*; that's the important thing. :)
Doc
The 2 things I
can't really identify are a Panasonic Easa-Phone,
KX-T1225 which seems to be a speed-dialer of some sort.
Grey box with 4 columns of buttons (something like 10 or 15 rows), and
two RJ jacks at the top (RJ45 and RJ11?).