D-Link DPH-540 driver 1.00.14

Publisher review:
This unique flip-phone is a technical design balanced in features and form. It's an open SIP (unlocked) flip-style handset that utilizes 802.11g WiFi to transport phone calls over your data network. The handset can be used with many VoIP "Bring your own device" services. In addition to having current standard WiFi security (WEP, WPA, WPA2), it has an expanding list of hotspot providers. This wireless VoIP phone is used to reduce the cost of call charges and access fees. Since you are utilizing VoIP services, there are no extra charges for long distance calls, voice-mail, e-mail access, and follow-me/find-me forwarding. This technology will offer total convenience and simplicity to users, and could help to cut the costs of communication.
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Windows 9X/ME/NT/2K/XP/2003/Vista/XP X64/2008

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