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The revolutionary new Packet8 Tango VTA464 answers the call for more
expressive phone conversations with its innovative next generation videophone technology.
Between calls you can now upload up to 16 images which will display as a slideshow. The
Packet8 Tango is now a way to talk to and see friends and family AND a digital picture
frame so you never have to be without the smiling faces you love so much!
Packet8 has developed the world’s first Video Terminal Adapter (VTA) that takes the concept of traditional Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) analog terminal adapters (ATAs) one step further with the incorporation of a high resolution 5” LCD color display and 180° rotating camera.
With the Tango VTA, you will not only benefit from Packet8’s low cost unlimited local and long distance Internet phone service to any U.S./Canada phone number, you will also experience the fulfillment and joy of full motion, face to face video conversations with the people in your life you simply cannot see as often as you would like.
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- Smooth Full-Motion Video
- Delay-Free Audio
- Built-in TFT LCD 5"h Display
- 180° Rotating High Quality Camera
- Built-in Router
- Upload up to 16 images and use as a Digital Picture Frame
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- Icon-based Graphic User Interface
- 2-way & 3-way Video Conferencing
- Simple to Use Navigation
- Quick & Easy Set up
- Remote Surveillance Mode
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Easy to Install and Use
Tango uses a regular analog home telephone along with your existing high-speed Internet connection (DSL or Cable) to deliver advanced full-motion video with crisp delay-free audio. Just plug your phone into the back of the Tango, connect it to your broadband modem and power it up for the calling experience of a lifetime. Dial any regular landline or mobile phone number as before (for voice-only calls) or another Packet8 Tango, DV326 VideoPhone or Softalk® voice and video PC softphone number (for voice and video calls) and instantly enjoy full motion, delay free video conversations at up to 30 frames per second.
The Packet8 Tango works with Packet8's voice and videophone Internet phone service which includes advanced calling features such as Voicemail, Caller ID with Name, Call Waiting, Call Forwarding and calling features.
Get your Packet8 Tango now for only $99.99 (after $100.00 mail-in-rebate) and tell a friend to do the same because….It takes Two to Tango! (click here to order).
Features
- Plug-and-play Videophone
- Simple to set-up, simple to use
- Turn any standard analog phone into a state-of-the-art videophone
- Regular Dialing to Any Other Packet8 Videophone for Video Calling or Regular Telephone for Traditional Audio-Only Call
- Rotating High-quality CCD Camera
- Crisp and colorful images
- Up to 30 frames per second Video Quality
- 5" High-quality Active Matrix TFT-LCD screen
- Video Conferencing
- 2-way and 3-way video conferencing
- 100 number Phonebook
- Program numbers in and always have them at your finger tips
- Local Camera View
- Picture-in-picture, adjustable to different screen quadrants
- See and adjust the images your are sending
- Customizable Background/Wallpaper
- Choose your favorite background to use for Tango
- Upload up to 16 images and use as a Digital Picture Frame
- Privacy Mode
- Remote Surveillance (Auto-answer) Option
- Set number of rings for pick up
- To use for surveillance applications
- Friendly On-screen Menu Instructions
- Intuitive, easy to handle
- Icon-based Graphic User Interface
- Echo-cancellation and No-delay High-quality Audio
- For your listening pleasure
- Built-in-Router
- Designed for prioritization of voice packets
- Eliminates need for external router purchase and set-up
- Auto-adjusts Throughout Call
- To maintain best video quality
- Adjustable Brightness
- Tailor the images to your preference
- Call Logs
- An automatically generated listing of both previous calls placed, received, and missed for documentation and easy call back
Resources
Packet8 Tango Video (swf)
Packet8 Tango Datasheet (pdf)
Packet8 Tango User Manual (pdf)
Packet8 Tango Quick Start Guide (pdf)
Packet8 Tango FAQs
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