Intel's 600SM PCI phone adapter does VoIP

by Ryan Block, posted Jun 12th 2006 at 7:30AM

If you're not too worried about being on the Fed's wiretap-this-VoIP-line list, Intel's making it a little easier to get your internet telephony on with their new 600SM PCI phone adapter. Not too different from the usual kind of POTS-to-VoIP gear you'd see from Vonage, et. al., but this one adapts that telephone through your computer, and is compatible out of box with your choice of CounterPath, DeltaThree, Engin, Packet8, Skype, and Yak. Not a bad idea, if you ask us, but we probably won't bite until it's motherboard integrated, We're just not all that terribly interested in a VoIP calling card, dig?

Filed under: Misc. Gadgets

Tags: adapter, intel, Intel 600SM, Intel600sm, pots, voip

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