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Snom Expands Lineup with New M325 DECT Phone Bundle

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Berlin, Germany (22nd September 2015) – Snom Technology AG, headquartered in Berlin, the world’s first and leading
brand of professional and enterprise VoIP telephones, have introduced a mobile package to its wireless IP phone portfolio with the launch of the Snom M325.

Comprising the M300 base station and one M25 handset, this single cell DECT package forms the basis of a uniquely powerful and expansive mobile telephony solution. The M325 offers businesses a robust, reliable single-cell DECT phone solution with high quality voice and superior coverage.

“The Snom M325 single-cell package gives business users an affordable cordless VoIP solution that integrates easily providing a highly affordable business-class mobile solution that fits into the business’ existing VoIP system,” said Nadahl Shocair CEO Snom Technology AG

The bundle can support up to 20 users and can easily expand its range to up to 300m without requiring complex or costly changes to the existing LAN infrastructure.

The Snom M325 bundle’s standard features include a hands-free mode and caller identification as well as typical mobile phone features, such as an on-board address book, calendar, calculator, and alarm. Advanced features include single-cell to multi-cell calling by pairing the M25 handset with the M700 base station, IPv6 support, voice encryption, pre-installed security, and color picture caller ID.

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About Snom Technology AG

Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Berlin Germany, Snom is a German multinational corporation and the world’s first and leading brand of professional and enterprise VoIP telephones. Snom operates wholly owned subsidiaries in the United States, France, Italy and Taiwan.

Snom’s German engineering is globally renowned for robust, high quality and feature-rich business telephones that are designed exclusively for the trained and certified professional IT and PBX installer. All of Snom’s products are universally compatible with leading PBX platforms operating under the SIP standard with over 4 million end-point installations globally. Snom products are sold through distributors to over 25,000 Snom Value Added Resellers across the world.

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