NTS goes to ITEXPO
The sun rises early in Woodland Hills as we start our trek to the downtown convention center to visit the
ITExpo.
We meet some old Realshare friends, John and Ken at the SIP Trunking tutorials
The exhibit hall contains many more booths than in the past. Perhaps because the VON show is not going to be around any more companies will come to this show.
A simple
Polycom voip phone.
A more featureful phone, note the wireless headset at the right.
A nice phone with several presences.
The Syspine Digital Operator Phone System is an advanced VoIP phone system powered by Microsoft® Response Point™. http://www.syspine.com/product.html
The MAX IP Response Point conference phone from
ClearOne
Adtran makes nice phones.
Plantronics will be coming out with a SIP product in February according to the booth dude.
Linksys makes a lot of different IP products.
Snom phones.
A couple of the products from
IR-Phone
We have sniffed around the net before trying to find a way to identify people by a simple voice print rather than having them enter their credit card every time. These guys may be a solution. They claim a lot of good things, it will be worth playing with it.
Zehu
Looking North from Mulholland, 1/4 mile east of the 405.
From Balboa looking across the I-5 freeway, this was taken at 3:10am, at 4:45 the fire jumped west of the I-5
Looking up Bromont Ave toward the 210 Freeway
Dronfield and Cobalt Ave
Dronfield Ave looking toward the fire on the side of the 210 Freeway
Elaine and Sophie.
Wendy and Sophie
Sophie and her new Family!
The exhibit hall contains many more booths than in the past. Perhaps because the VON show is not going to be around any more companies will come to this show.
A simple Polycom voip phone.
A more featureful phone, note the wireless headset at the right.
A nice phone with several presences.
The MAX IP Response Point conference phone from ClearOne
Plantronics will be coming out with a SIP product in February according to the booth dude.
Linksys makes a lot of different IP products.
