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Compaq Calls on Net2Phone

Written By
Carol King
Carol King
Oct 11, 2000
1 minute read

For the second time in as many days, Net2Phone has announced a
partnership with a leading industry name.

The VoIP provider Wednesday said it will bundle its YAP phones with the
new Compaq Pressario computers. The YAP phone, designed to facilitate
Internet calling, is a telephone handset that plugs into the USB port of the
computer.

“This new alliance strengthens the build out of IP telephony as the way
for people to communicate,” said Jonathan Rand, executive vice president,
Net2Phone. “By capturing consumers’ interest in Internet calling at the
point of PC purchase, we can drive more minutes and services to our
network.”

The YAP products are part of Net2Phone’s line of telephony hardware
solutions that will terminate calls to any telephone, PBX, fax machine or
multimedia Internet-connected PC.

As part of the bundling agreement, those who purchase the new Pressarios
will receive 1,500 free minutes of PC-to PC-calls.

The announcements falls on the heels of Yahoo’s unveiling of a new
service powered by the VoIP provider.

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