Panasonic KX-PRS110

Receiving and making voice calls is the main, but by no means the only function of telephones connected to fixed communication lines. Take, for example, Panasonic's KX-PRS110 model, which is endowed with a whole armada of additional options.

close relationship

The handset of the device is made to match push-button mobile phones. From the rear, it is decorated with a white back, and the central element on the front panel is a large 2.2-inch diagonal TFT colour screen. It broadcasts information about the names of contacts from the address book (accommodates three hundred numbers), settings, incoming call number and a whole galaxy of related data. A separate hundred cells in the phone's memory are allocated for annoying advertisers (black list).

Expanding the boundaries of what is permitted

Caller ID, answering machine, voice dubbing of the subscriber's name — things for a modern radio tube are quite ordinary. But the functions of a babysitter or search for a lost little thing are still a curiosity. The first one allows you to organize two-way audio communication in tandem with an additional handset for remote listening to a nursery. The second works in conjunction with a special keychain (purchased separately), which is attached to keys, a cosmetic bag and other gizmos that tend to get lost somewhere in the depths of the monastery. The keychain signals its location with a sound when a command is given from the handset.

Japanese of pure blood

The telephone set is trained to play 40 polyphonic ring tones. He also has everything in perfect order with the quality of speech transmission and reception — effective "noise reduction" affects. Claims in the reviews are made only regarding the pronunciation with the wrong accent of some contact names, and also regarding the brand of the “loin” part of the handset. Otherwise, we see a well-built Japanese of pure blood, fitting in with both a relaxed home environment and a strict office style.