YW Sing, PhD, of Magic Jack, at CES 2010. Currently Magic Jack is used to make free calls via a USB adapter that connects to landline phones. The new version will allow you to make free wireless calls at home while not using your minutes. Due out later in 2010. Shot at Consumer Electronics Show 2010 (CES).
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Wireless Phone Jack Review
The DUALjack Wireless Phone Jack is a wireless connection between your telephone jack and power outlet in one location and the power outlet that serves your TV top box, modem, fax machine, VoIP Adapter or telephone, in another location. It enables the end-user to order interactive services through the ordinary remote TV controller, to place a telephone in another location, or even add a device out in your garage or office via a Wireless Extension Unit. The RTX DUALjack Wireless Phone Jack is ideal for satellite TV top boxes, when you want to use pay per view and you do not have a phone jack next to the TV top box. It is also superb for when you want to put your computer or an additional phone in another location, but you do not have a phone jack for your modem or telephone. The DUALjack is the just what you’re looking for! Do-It-Yourself Installation Of The Wireless Phone Jack You simply connect the DUALjack Base Unit to the existing phone jack and insert it directly into the closest power outlet. Then you plug the Wireless Extension Unit into the power outlet that services the device that needs the phone jack and connect the phone line from your device to the Wireless Extension Unit. You’re done! Installation time is thus much quicker and no physical phone line or electrical wires have to be installed. Just plug in and communicate — it’s simple and easy with the Wireless Phone Jack for phone, fax and modem. visit the home of the DUALjack at www.NYCommsDirect.com now to …