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TO THE TEST: Home phones
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Equinox 1200 by BT, (0800 328 9654) pounds 89.99
CHUNKY set with polyphonic tones and texting. You can transfer contacts from your mobile's SIM card too.
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Gigaset SL100 by Siemens, (08457 400 700) pounds 99.99
A handset just 11cm long in chocolate & champagne colours. Includes texting, a colour screen and voice-activated dialling.
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ME4061-1, Motorola (0870 901 0555) pounds 50
GREAT value but low on style. The digital answerphone, hands-free headset and caller ID display are all useful.
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Dect 515, Philips (www. philips. co.uk/support) around pounds 100
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ANSWERPHONE you control from handset or base. Groovy tactile finish and ringtones.
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KX-TCD580, Panasonic (08705 357 357) pounds 99.99
COMPACT phone and charger with hands-free headset. Polyphonic tones, texting and vibrate alert make it more like a mobile.
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850 Colour, Doro (01527 583 800) pounds 69.99,
TINY handset comes with a hands-free headset, mobile-style ringtones and stores up to 30 texts and colour display.
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