Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Home Phones - The Evergreen Medium of Communication

Home phones are, and have always been, the most common mode of communication. They are also the oldest way of communication. Few decades back, home phones were the only mode of communication and were quite expensive. But today, as because of the multitude of technologies that are coming, the competition has gone very tough. So, to maintain their importance and popularity, home phone manufacturers are today manufacturing the latest home phone with advanced features and stylish looks at a low price. These features include caller ID, video conferencing, 3G services and many more.
The working of a home phone is also very simple. The radio signals are converted into electrical signals, which in turn using a decoder, are converted to human understandable signals, i/e/, sound. For a specific area, telephone centers are installed that are responsible for managing all the home phones for that particular area. They are connected via wires that in turn are connected to telephone towers which are handled by the service providers.
These phones are used in homes and offices, and since they are the most stable devices used for communication, a majority of the global population is interested in buying a home phone besides a regular cell phone. These devices are stable because they provide a regular service to the users. They continue working in extreme situations unlike competitors like mobiles that can't work for a long time without a recharge. Another reason why these phones are so much popular and in use is their low cost price and strong connectivity even in rural areas
Because home phones are so much in demand, many international companies are also coming in the business of manufacturing them. Some of biggest brand names that produce these devices are Sony, Panasonic, and Motorola etc. Today, home phones are also coming in special packages which attract a customer to buy it. Also, offers like discount calls etc. are being given nowadays by service providers so as to increase the number of users.

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