This is one of the coolest clocks I’ve seen in a while. Unfortunately you are not going to be able to go down to the local Best Buy or Radio Shack and buy this one. It is a DIY with some major involvement. If you are not into electro-etching then this may not be for you, but you can still enjoy the video! Original DIY article : http://sensi.org/~svo/strobeshnik/
I’m just starting reading a new raw Packt book called Building Enterprise Ready Telephony Systems with sipXecs 4.0. I’ve planned to deploy sipX in my company for some time now and we are about a month or two out from being in production. I’ll post back with a review soon.
I’ve used a bunch of vendors in my various roles, both as a consultant and a consumer. From these I’ve compiled a short list that I could recommend wholeheartedly. One of these vendors is Telephony Depot a distributor based in Philidelphia, PA specializing in VoIP equipment. These guys are excellent at customer service and expertise in their field and have the best prices I have found for their products, hands down. I’ve consulted with their pre-sales staff and have received excellent advice on products and even some technical support on issues I’ve experienced.
Telephony Depot is an offshoot of iFax, the corporation behind HylaFax the leading fax software for Linux/Unix operating systems. My company has used HylaFax for years, starting with the OpenSource community edition and moving to the commercially supported version using high end Brooktrout digital fax cards.
I enjoy working with quality companies with compentant people. I’ve experienced nothing but with both iFax and Telephony Depot.
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