Then I read in a local magazine (Veronica magazine here in the Netherlands) about Siemens making a DECT USB adapter so that you can connect your DECT phone to the computer – and I though Wow! that’s what I need. Well, you’re still tied to the computer huh? No fun. Now, I’ve seen some other devices around that basically give you an handset to connect to the USB port and then you can use that. Well, I did get it to work after having a couple of boxes in-between the computer and the headset, but I was still tied to the computer.
#Skype phone without computer professional#
A year ago or so I tried to connect a professional headset from Plantronics to my computer just because they’re so damn good and fit perfect. And you might even sit with one of these ridiculous headset (hmm, yes I also have one) on your head just because the echo cancellation feature isn’t that great in reality. You have a computer, your friend has a computer, you both have a broadband connection, and you make use of Skype or like the voice chat in MSN or something like this – And – you’re sick and tired to sit by the computer all the time when you talk. Tools used: screwdriver, knife, soldering iron. Material used: one wireless phone, and one 3.5mm to 3.5mm plug (cut in half). That old wireless phone just laying around.
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