On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 9:08 PM, John Carter <[email protected]> wrote:
> So my home life is getting sufficient twangled that having some more advance
> facilities  (voicemail / caller id / ...) would be good.
>
> I was looking at Xnet VFX Fusion. But that means I'd have to replace my
> router to have a phone plug.
>
> This seems... unnecessary.
>
> Googling (gargling?) for voip and openwrt turns up Asterix running on a
> Linksys WRT54GL... just so happens I have a WRT54GL running Openwrt
> "Backfire".
>
> So what I need is...
>  * A cordless voip phone or a way of tacking a standard cordless to, umm,
> something.

http://www.nicegear.co.nz

>  * Access to a cheap gateway from the IP to Christchurch local telephone
> system
>  * Something with cheap calls to South Africa / US / UK (diasporas tend to
> do that to you)
>
> So carry on with the digital convergence...
>
> After buying, trying and returning to the #...@$#! red shed under gaurantee 
> two
> TV's... and having similar problems with DSE TV's...
>
> I'm very reluctant to waste money on a TV again...

Sony LG or Samsung seem to be the ones. Dove stock Sony.

>
> Yet the Sprats want TV and a place to plug their game consoles into. Dang.
>
> Now with netbooks being cheaper (and better quality) than many TV's... what
> I need is...
>
> * Some way of getting TV & game console inputs on to the display.
>
> Hmm. There is an ADSL2+ to city block cabinet a 50m down the road....
>
> Would it be worth replacing my DSE ADSL XH1175 router with an adsl2+ one
> anyway?
>
> Suggestions most welcome.
>
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