3CX launches new IP PBX for Windows: 3CX Phone System
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3CX launches new IP PBX for Windows: 3CX Phone System
3CX frees office phone systems from proprietary hardware
and
protocols and transforms them to a manageable server application
London, UK - 9 May 2007 - 3CX today released its commercial edition
of 3CX Phone System, a new Windows-based IP PBX that
completely
replaces a proprietary PABX. Based on the open SIP standard, it
interoperates with a wide range of popular soft phones and hardware
phones. Since it supports SIP, it is possible to
interface with all
SIP-based providers and gateways and connect to standard PSTN lines
and/or hosted VOIP lines.
"The release of 3CX Phone System is significant because we have freed
the IP PBX
from dedicated hardware and proprietary protocols. Now an
office phone system can run as a server application on Windows and
can be more scalable and more manageable," said Nick Galea, 3CX CEO.
"The
move to IP-based phone systems has been in progress for some
time. But often it still involves proprietary hardware - a black box.
Solutions from AVAYA, Cisco and even Microsoft's Promised Response
Point are all linked to a proprietary piece of hardware. In the case
of AVAYA and CISCO it even involves a proprietary protocol and
proprietary phones. 3CX Phone System delivers a truly open system
that runs on any machine using Windows and interoperates with all
popular SIP phones, gateways and providers. Furthermore, it doesn't
tie you to Linux," continued Nick Galea.
* Complete phone system - provides call switching, routing &
queuing
* Eliminates
phone wiring & patching of extensions to a particular
network point
* Makes teleworking easy because employees can answer extension from
home
* Purchase cost dramatically lower than a traditional
hardware PBX
* Scalable - Unlimited extensions and phone lines. No proprietary
expansion modules needed!
* Web-based configuration & status indication - Easy phone system
management!
* Unified
messaging - Receive voice mail via e-mail
* Auto attendant (e.g. 1 for sales, 2 for support etc.)
* Reduces long distance and inter office call costs using VOIP
providers.
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Three available editions:
Small Business, Pro and Free
3CX phone System for Windows is available in 3 editions: The Small
Business Edition supports up to 25 extensions, whilst the Pro edition
supports an unlimited number of
extensions. Pricing is competitive:
Small Business costs $350 and Pro runs at $895.
3CX Phone System Free edition
A free edition, supporting an unlimited number of extensions, is also
available.
The main difference with Pro and Small Business phone
system is that it's not possible to buy a support package for the
free edition, nor does it include the advanced features of 3CX Call
Assistant.
Not withstanding, the Free Edition does more than most
commercial PBXs do; including an auto attendant, voice mail and even
user-to-user support via the 3CX moderated product forums at
http://www.3cx.com/forums/.
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