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Thursday June 28, 2007
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 Another product I caught a glimpse of at the Digital Experience event was Thomson's GE 28128EE2 DECT 6.0 Cell Fusion cordless home phone. Ok, cordless phones are nothing new; but this handset can actually send and receive calls from Bluetooth-enabled cell phones!! And I totally want one.Just place your Bluetooth-enabled cell phone next to the receiver, and you can chat on the handset using your cell phone minutes. It's so much more comfortable to talk on a handset than a cell phone. Not to mention, when you talk on a cell phone for a long time it tends to get hot, so this is a much better alternative. The Cell Fusion also lets you download ring tones and includes a built-in battery pack in case your electric goes out. Expandable up to seven handsets, each handset comes with speakerphone capabilities. The GE Cell Fusion Phone ships with two handsets and is available now at major retailers nationwide for $179.99.
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June 29, 2007 6:24 PM
I assume you still need to be hooked-up to a regular land-line telephone service for this to work. Is that assumption correct? If so, the $179 would seem to be an expensive convenience -- at best. If not, now you're talking: You could do away with your regular land-line service.
June 29, 2007 9:12 PM
what about the Uniden ELBT595 which can have 8 handsets ...it does landline or BT to your cell for outgoing and incomming ...gives you a choice on the screen what to use. What about the doc-n-talk or the newer xLink ...you get the same result without buying a fone system ...huh??
August 22, 2007 11:51 AM
i bought this phone last fall 2006 and now i am having problems with the service. when you try to call or recieve calls everything works except you can hear the other person but on myend its like the phone is dead can you help me out? thank you connie demoss