Polycom has announced the latest addition to their DECT product family, the KIRK 2010.
The Polycom KIRK 2010 is a DECT based wireless VoIP phone. At the surface it looks just like another slick wireless VoIP phone, but the most important aspect of the KIRK 2010 might the targeted customer:
The SMB.
If you’re familiar with the Polycom KIRK line of wireless VoIP phones you know that they’re excellent – with the exception that they are typically “outside the reach” of small medium businesses.
In the KIRK 2010, it seems that Polycom has constructed a simple, basic wireless VoIP phone that will allow the small medium business leverage the benefits that come with mobility. This simple and basic theme can be seen in the KIRK 2010’s feature set:
There’s no word yet on what the price tag of this unit will be or when it will be available, but we will keep you updated.
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