New IP Phones from Siemens for Communication over IP

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optiPoint 420
With optiPoint 420, the Siemens Communications Group has launched a new telephone family for the business customer segment. The optiPoint 420 series comprises IP phones that offer users major new advantages when communica­ting via the Internet Protocol. Integrated IP applications permit a high degree of flexibility and mobility for every workplace. For example, the devices in this tele­phone family are especially suited for desk sharing or for employees who move from workplace to workplace thanks to the automatic transfer and display of screen entries.


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