Headset Telephone

February 1996 / What's New / Headset Telephone

If you spend much of your working time on the telephone and accessing computer files and information, Compudial may be of interest to you. Available in single- and two-line versions (call the company for prices), the lightweight headset connects between your PC's keyboard and CPU. You can control all telephone features from your PC's keyboard and set Compudial to ring on incoming calls at the control box or in the headset.
Contact:  International Products Management, Houston, TX

Phone:    (800) 969-8655 or (713) 465-0086.

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