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Multitasking Telephone System – Convenient and Feature Packed!
May 1, 2012
I hate the telephone. I hate how its ring stops whatever’s going on in our home and demands our attention; however, I realize I’m in the minority and once you get me on the phone, I love to chat. My issue with phones is how inconvenient they are. They limit my movement just by their design and I resent that. Thankfully I recently received a set of phones that just may make me rethink my love/hate relationship with my home phone.
VTech LS6195 Retro Cordless Phone
April 27, 2012
The new VTech LS6195 ($60) phone can’t take pictures, stream video, or connect to Facebook. And, unless you’re rocking Hammer pants, it won’t fit into your pockets, either. But it can do one thing really well that your current phone may not: make phone calls.
Product Review - VTech ( @VTech411 ) Two Handset Cordless Answering System
April 27, 2012
Refined style and innovative features define the VTech LS6475-3 cordless phone system. With two handsets and a DECT 6.0 cordless headset, you can have a private hands-free conversation anywhere at home. Plus, Push-to-Talk technology allows you to use the handsets like walkie-talkies, instantly communicating with any or all of the handsets in the system. No need to shout to be heard at home anymore.
VTech LS6475-3 Handset Cordless Answering System
April 27, 2012
Even though a lot of my friends are moving away from landlines, my family refuses to give it up. I just like the idea of having a stationary phone system in my home that stays in one place. Plus, with my kids always on my iPhone playing games and watching videos I’ve been known to miss a call or two. However, I do like the freedom that a cell phone has where I can use a bluetooth device and stay on the move. Well, with the new VTech Handset Cordless Answering System ($99.95) I just got the best of both worlds!
VTech LS6195 Retro Cordless Phone | Gear Patrol
April 26, 2012
The new VTech LS6195 ($60) phone can’t take pictures, stream video, or connect to Facebook. And, unless you’re rocking Hammer pants, it won’t fit into your pockets, either. But it can do one thing really well that your current phone may not: make phone calls.
Where Style Meets Functionality … without Breaking the Bank
April 26, 2012
VTech introduces the LS6195 (MSRP: $59.95), a perfect gift for the design-conscious mother looking to add panache to her home decor. Going back to the future, this device makes a vintage style popular again with a contemporary retro design and hints of classic phone styling. With a cordless handset that rests atop a sleek high gloss black base, this phone is unlike any other design in the home phone industry. Though the sleek design is reminiscent of phones from decades past, the technology is far from “old fashioned” as this model incorporates VTech’s advanced DECT 6.0 digital technology, providing the best sound quality, security and range in cordless phones. The LS6195 turns a piece of everyday technology into a work of art that adds flair to any home.
VTECH’S LS6195 TAKES THE ROTARY PHONE DIGITAL
April 26, 2012
It’s funny how we embrace things that were once an inconvenience or simply just not considered cool at the time, large in part because they were very trendy. Remember the rotary phone? It was an archaic method of dialing out and by some accounts a nightmare of scenario if you had to make a long distance call…in an emergency. It’s complete conjecture, but perhaps 911 was instituted thanks to the rotary phone.
Busy Mama Giveaway: Free Blogger Event Sign up!
May 25, 2012
Mizz Review Lady and J's Reviews has put together an awesome free blogger event that will run from June 15th till June 30th. They are accepting blogger sign ups, the requirements will be as follows:
Review – VTech Bluetooth Cordless Phone
May 15, 2012
So I have to tell you about this new phone I got. I know, I know, it’s nothing to do with knitting, but it’s pretty cool and I thought you might want to hear about it.
Current/ Future Products I Love & Want
April 25, 2012
VTech's LS6195 harkens back to the rotary-dial phone with a decidedly digital twist. Read this blog post by David Carnoy on Crave.