V-phone makes Internet calling easier

Internet phone service has never looked more attractive. Even if you are on the other side of the world, you can make and receive calls from the same number at the same low charge. The only problems associated with Internet phone service were the need for a long adapter and to install the particular software that needed to run the service.

The V-phone promises to remove all those unnecessary hurdles with Vonage Holdings Corp.'s key-chain device. Instant calling facility can be achieved on any Windows based PC just by plugging in the device to the PC's USB port.

The price of the V-phone is just $40. The USb drive comes with Vonage software and the user's account id. On plugging in the USB drive, the software gets installed automatically and the set up will not take more than 90 seconds to complete. 

Since no hard-core set up is needed, you can use the V-phone service in practically all the Windows-based PCs in the world. Also it will not eat away a lot of your hard disk space. Once the device is disconnected from the PC, all the documents and files vanish automatically.

The Vonage V-phone comes with a jack for standard cell-phone earphones. The V-phone is definitely worth a try for those frequent callers through the Net.

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