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Intel Net phone beta updated

Martin Veitch ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 23 Sep 1996 14:10 BST

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The chip giant claims Internet Phone differs from similar utilities in that it supports H.323-based communications rather than proprietary systems. H.323 is an open standard for conferencing, backed by Intel, Microsoft and many other industry leaders. Other new features include a busy line indicator, call progress indicator and better compression that provides 30 per cent smaller files.

The software requires a Pentium-based PC running Windows 95.

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