Gizmodo: ipevo

iPevo Point 2 View USB: The Webcam Who Thinks It's a Luxo Lamp

Jesus Diaz — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 13:40:00 EST

I usually don't pay attention to webcams because I assume all computers come with them nowadays. The flexo-like iPevo P2V USB Webcam, however, caught my oh-look-so-cute-Pixarized eye. See it in action here:

The 2.0-megapixel Point to View USB 2.0 camera—which also has a macro mode for 2-inch close ups—goes for $69. [iPevo via Gizmowatch]

Ipevo's New Skype Speakerphone: Go Hands-Free In Style

Sean Fallon — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 21:10:06 EST

Ipevo's new Trio Skype Speakerphone defnitely has an interesting look, but its charms are not confined to aesthetics alone. The Trio also has some impressive tech under the hood like hands-free conversation (private calls can be conducted with a simple toggle switch),16 bit DSP with echo cancellation and one-touch recording. That is all well and good, but it would be better if there were a keypad on this thing —especially given the $80 price tag. [Product Page via Wired]

IPEVO Skype Contest Winner!

Jason Chen — Wed, 20 Jun 2007 13:56:12 EDT

Congratulations to Dan Reid, whose semi-obnoxious entry demanding we give him some Skype phones happened to be the winner (it was picked at random). Good for you Dan, and we hope you enjoy chatting over Skype with these IPEVO Skype phones.

The rest of you? Stick around. We'll have an even better contest that Dan won't be able to enter because he's already won one. Too bad, Dan!

IPEVO Skype Contest Winner!

Jason Chen — Tue, 19 Jun 2007 17:57:49 EDT

The rest of you? Stick around. We'll have an even better contest that Dan won't be able to enter because he's already won one. Too bad Dan!

Contest Reminder: One Last Day to Win IPEVO Skype Phones

Jason Chen — Tue, 19 Jun 2007 17:00:57 EDT

Hey folks. You only have until tomorrow to enter our Skype phone contest. What better way to cheaply talk to someone over the Internet than with two IPEVO Skype phones? Click the link below to see how you win.

Contest: Win Two IPEVO Skype Phones [Gizmodo]

Contest Reminder: IPEVO Skype Phones Keep You in Touch

Jason Chen — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 12:47:46 EDT

It's too late for Father's day, but if you and your parents (or other various family members) want an easy way to keep in touch with each other, we're giving away two IPEVO Skype phones. We've got lots of entries so far, so throw your hat in the ring to see if you can win as well.

Head to the link below to see how you can get a pair and send one to whoever you're going to call.

Contest: Win Two IPEVO Skype Phones [Gizmodo]

Contest Reminder: Win Some IPEVO Skype Phones

Jason Chen — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 10:00:36 EDT

We've got two IPEVO Skype phones up for grabs that you, yes you, can win. They make it easy for you to keep in touch with someone overseas thanks to the fact that there are two phones. Send them one and they might even want to talk to you. Follow the link below to get the details on how to win.

Contest: Win Two IPEVO Skype Phones [Gizmodo]

IPEVO Skypes Out a Trio of Handsets

Noah Robischon — Fri, 05 Jan 2007 21:30:11 EST

IPEVO, whose minimalist Free-1 USB handset made it stupidly simple to make SkypeOut calls, just dialed us up and announced three new products for CES. The Solo.1 (above) is a Skype certified phone that doesn't need the computer—it's an IP phone with a 2-port 10/100Mbps Ethernet switch. The 2.4-inch color screen has the usual Skype interface along with a way to look at your remaining credits, and a speaker phone function. It's available in March for $170.

The TRIO is a two-in-one (uh, trio-get it?) speaker phone and handset. Photo and details, as well as the free.2, after the jump...

You can change the TRIO from one mode to the other using a switch on the side. It's available at the end of February for $70.

The free.2 is the updated version of IPEVO's old standby. They've added an LCD screen and a record button. $45 in February. –Noah Robischon

IPEVO Free-1 Phone Reviewed (Verdict: White)

johnb — Tue, 14 Feb 2006 14:00:34 EST

This $29 VOIP phone actually looks like a phone I had as a kid. It was flat and you laid it down on a desk and if you knocked it off said desk it would pick up and then you'd freak out wondering why the phones weren't working. However, this one is digital.

Compatible with both XP and OS X, the IPEVO works with Skype to make in-network and SkypeOut calls. All of the buttons are fully programmable, including three custom function buttons for quick dialing friends and relations. At only 1.5" thick and 6" long, the design is pretty striking. Some issues with the Mac driver, however, suggesting that it was released half-baked.

IPEVO Free-1 USB Phone Review [EverythingUSB]

IPEVO USB VOIP phone in black or white [Amazon]

CES Unveiled: IPEVO Fly-1 Skype Phone

Noah R — Tue, 03 Jan 2006 21:58:37 EST

IPEVO, the bastard consumer electronics offspring of the Taiwanese Internet portal PChome, showed off its Skype-friendly cordless handset and speakerphone at CES Unveiled this evening. This is one of many products Skype is showing off in its bid to move out of the PC and into that tangle of cables I call a desk. Great form factor in this angled USB "Fly-1" cordless handset that also has a speakerphone and is Windows and Mac compatible. The X-shaped "Xing" USB teleconferencing phone has four speakers—but no telling the sound quality of this thing because of the noisy room. Great looking, though. Available Q1.

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