1996) now protect
cordless telephone calls as a matter of federal law in the same manner and to the same extent that they protect traditional land-line calls.(12)
The company has consistently introduced industry "firsts," including one of the first commercially available telephone answering devices (TAD), the first TAD with integrated
cordless telephone, the first implementation of synthesized voice prompting and time/day stamp, the first all-digital TAD, the first
cordless telephone with Call Waiting Caller ID display, the first combination telephone answering device to let users check their electronic mail and, with Modem Monitor(TM), the first technology that prevents the telephone from interrupting an on-line session or a fax transmission.
The sudden takeoff of
cordless telephones which occurred in 1982 is expected to be followed by spectacular growth in the cordless market during the mid-1980s, according to a market research report from International Resource Development.
Cordless telephones may pose a greater health risk than mobile ones, according to a Midland academic.
The radiation patterns of the developed microstrip antenna installed inside the handset or base station of a digital
cordless telephone are very similar to those of the cellular telephone internal microstrip antenna shown previously and, therefore, are not presented here.
"This is the first time Panasonic has joined a fax machine and a 900MHz
cordless telephone," said Frank Lasorsa, national marketing manager for Panasonic fax machines.
Netherlands contractor Philips Semiconductors has launched its UBA1707 series line interface and analogue speech processing IC as a first step towards capturing a 50 percent slice of the world's fax, answering machine and
cordless telephone line interface IC market.
UTStarcom's F1000 phone incorporates the features and functions of a standard
cordless telephone and VoIP terminal adaptor and enables calls to be made from any Wi-Fi hotspot.
The section also contains papers on second-generation systems; the Pan-European Cellular System; the IS-54 digital standard; code-division multiple access technology and the IS-95 North American standard; the Japanese cellular standard; CT-2, the British
cordless telephone standard; Digital European
Cordless Telephones; the race program; half-rate standards; modulation methods; wireless local area networks; and wireless data.