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25
Forbes article... Most voice-over-Internet Protocol (VoIP) systems install on a home computer and require a special modem. They can't be easily set up on multiple machines, and you certainly wouldn't be able to access your phone account on a public terminal. Atlanta-based phone company i2 Telecom (otc: ITUI - news - people ) has changed that with the VoiceStick, a software-based VoIP phone that is loaded on a flash-based USB thumb drive, the same bit of hardware that's become popular for transferring files between PCs. more...
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Erik Lagerway – A VoIP entrepreneur with a long history of innovation in IP communications. Technology executive and entrepreneur with extensive experience in bringing innovative ideas to reality. Particular focus on leveraging new IP communications technologies into relevant, pragmatic solutions to business problems. http://www.linkedin.com/in/lagerway

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