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Nortel Networks A0724060
Nortel Networks A0724060
Dimentions: 4.94 x 10.13 x 8.44 inches
Weight: 3 pounds
List Price: $219.99
Price: $186.16
Key features Nortel Networks A0724060
  • Caller ID and Call Waiting Display
  • Two separate lines with station conferencing key
  • Universal Serial Bus (USB) technology for synchronized call control with PC
  • Personal Voice Dialer software for dialing by simply speaking a name
  • Personal Call Manager Software:
  • Model: Nortel A0724060 Meridian 9617 USB 2-Line Telephone with Personal Voice Dialer

Review Nortel A0724060 Meridian 9617 USB 2-Line Telephone with Personal Voice Dialer / Nortel Networks A0724060:

Universal Serial Bus (USB) technology for Synchronized call control with PC, Personal Voice Dialer software for dialing by simply speaking a name, Two separate lines with station conferencing key, Caller ID and Call Waiting Display.
 
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