These phones will be 6.9″ with a 19:9 aspect ratio. While not the most common aspect ratios, the goal is to give a good smartphone experience no matter the role of the phone. The phone will offer a wifi? phone which will be great for a SIP? phone. While the other phones can do this as well, it would make sense to have this particular model for the SIP phone and leave the other W series models with other tasks. The features are as follows:
- 6.9″ display
Phone-W
Cheaper than the Phone-A, the Phone-W will function as you would expect a wifi? phone to do. This will allow you to make and receive calls from your home and/or work SIP? line(s). The phone’s dialer can support 2 incoming/outgoing lines, and 8 incoming only lines for a maximum of 10. And even though there is no SIM for a cellular line, there is a tray for the microSDXC card. If you were to acquire 2TB?, then you would find that you have more than you would need for a device that is likely to stay only in networks. The Phone-W will be about $500.
Phone-A
The Phone-A is an affordable large slate phone that would give you a big 6.9″ screen which competes with the iPhone Pro Max. While the CPU, and memory is typically less, it will still work for your needs if you are looking on a budget. 6.9″ is the standard to make one simpler manufacturing line, The A supports Desktop, and that allows you to use your phone as a computer. The larger than expected capacity will give you enough space to download a lot of large files such as games. You would use an microSD card for storing your personal data such as music, and videos. If you are one a tight budget, you can use the same phone for your personal line, and your work line. This will eliminate the need to have to carry 2 phones. In addition to the cameras noted, you would also have a telephoto lens. The Phone-A will be $750. Both lines will use eSIM?
Phone-P
The phone-P is the top of the line phone which will provide for most if not all of your needs. The phone can provide for you as a computer with desktop, and integrate with other devices through Senitrus One. The phone is top of the line. And while I don’t see it happening, I will guess that microSDUC cards will be available in 7 years when the support of this device no longer is valid. The Phone-P will be about $1,000. Both lines will use eSIM?