This is perhaps my favorite part of this whole process. VOIP hard phones have come a LONG way in a short ammount of time. Soft fialing is by far an away the most conveinient way to use the service however there is a certain amount of comfort in physical calling hardware. The styles to choose from are very vast and have many different features. Simple dial only audio phones and full featured video conferencing lines are very easy to setup with my service. If you obtain a SIP compatible devices I CAN get it working with the network.
There are also mobile "SIP Phones" that use SIM cards but run very specific operating systems designed only to negotiate VOIP calls. For some one who doesn't want to carry a smart phone but have access to the Private Calling Network, this is perfect. The scalability of the service allows users to have theoretically and infinite number of extra phones from one address, allowing you to have a phone in any room, across town or with another individual and it would be on one account.
I have a small collection of hardware SIP phones for sale and can elaborate if some one is interested.
There is also the ability to use older Nokia phones that have Internet calling enabled on the calling network. They will make and recieve calls in addition to SMS messages that are handled by the VOIP server. This gives many very fun feature phones new life and a way for you to have something cool to show off to friends!
