IP Phone maker Yealink (News - Alert) is getting ready to launch its T3XG SIP series phones after diligently working on them for the past year. 

Yealink designed the T3XG series keeping in mind that businesses look for the highest quality communication technology to facilitate network communication and collaboration.

The Yealink T3xG Gigabit Color IP Phone (News - Alert) series is equipped with Gigabit Ethernet switches and support PoE and IPv6. With built-in GigE switching, Yealink’s T3xG features Gigabit Ethernet switches to eliminate network bottlenecks between Internet and the PC, ensuring the benefit of full GigE connectivity and saving the deployment cost of a GigE environment, according to Yealink.

The T3xG is based on Yealink’s T2x series but equipped with Dual-port Gigabit Ethernet for a faster more advanced communications experience. The new series including the T38G and T32G caters to different target groups with diversified communication needs, aiming to bring innovative choice to business users demanding collaborative communication.

With its TI Aries chipset and TI voice engine, the T3xG is provides a high voice quality and is equipped with a high-resolution TFT-LCD screen supporting 262K colors and an intuitive user interface. The T3xG series also offers a clear depiction of call lists, phone directories and caller information.

By supporting PoE, the T3xG allows businesses get rid of tedious wiring that is necessary in most desktop phones since the new offering provides power using an internet cable instead. The T3xG series also ensures a smooth transition to next generation communication by supporting IPv6, further saving the cost of network deployment.

An official release date for the T3xG series has still yet to be released, but IP phone maker Yealink has begun advertising it on its website, so chances are its release is right around the corner.

Stefanie Mosca is a Web editor for TMCnet. Previously she worked as a freelance copy editor for Digital Surgeons LLC. She holds a master's degree in journalism from Quinnipiac University and a bachelor's degree in communication from the University of New Haven. To read more of her articles, please visit her columnist page.

Edited by Jennifer Russell