C F wrote:
This is exactly what I disagree with. The BT101's are not worth
*anything* even if you pay me to take them I will *never* install them
for a client. They need babysitting, rebooting, terrible sound
quality, and are very not userfriendly. Going the analog way (vs
BT101) is not close pricewise it is a *lot* cheaper, since it works.
The BT101's don't, it creates tooooooooooooo much trouble for any
office to deal with.
We've got a couple dozen BT-101s deployed in an office environment. No
babysitting, no complaints from users, no rebooting. Their sound
quality isn't the same as a Cisco 7920, but neither is their price. . .
In other words, folks, YMMV.
I say it's worth a person's while to invest a bit in a prototype lab,
and that way you can form your own opinions and not have to rely on the
often-conflicting opinions of others. .
B.
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