Vonage unveils new phone with router

Vonage Marketing, a subsidiary of Vonage Holdings Corp., a leading Internet telephony provider in North America and Motorola Inc. (NYSE: MOT) today announced the availability of the Motorola VT2442 Internet Phone Adaptor with Router, a four port router and two line Internet telephone adaptor configured with Vonage’s service. The device is now available at Vonage direct, vonage.com for $19.99 after a $60 instant rebate.

“Vonage is pleased to offer its customers Motorola’s new product, as the company always seeks to offer a variety of hardware choices, for its inexpensive, flat-rate, full-featured calling plans. Motorola is a proven partner and we are pleased to add another one of its devices to our portfolio,” stated Daniel Smires, senior vice president of Engineering. “Vonage is happy to continue its relationship with Motorola, which continuously characterizes the leadership necessary to create broadband enabled home electronics products and has strong brand recognition.”

An all-in-one solution, the versatile Motorola VT2442 greatly simplifies the process of adding Internet telephone service into a home network. The VT2442 powers up to two lines of telephone service and supports popular features such as call waiting, call forwarding and caller ID. The VT2442 also includes a fully-featured home network router, offering four Ethernet ports for connecting computers or gaming consoles, and an advanced firewall for Internet security. The product incorporates Texas Instruments’ TNETV1060 VoIP gateway chipset, further enhancing the quality and feature offerings of Vonage’s Internet telephony service for subscribers.

This product represents the continuation of Vonage’s relationship with Motorola. It offers more features than the previously introduced Motorola VT1005, an award-winning Internet Phone adapter also offered by Vonage.

“The Motorola VT2442 brings together the convenience of high-speed home networking with the powerful features of the Vonage Internet Phone service,” said Charles Dougherty, corporate vice president and general manager, Motorola Connected Home Solutions. “Motorola is proud to expand its relationship with Vonage and enable them to offer more choice to customers through our expanded voice gateway portfolio.”

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