clark@cs.washington.edu> (04/30/91)
Someone was asking here recently about the ATT digital answering machine. I just received a flyer from Sears that includes: ATT Digital Answering System 1337 - All digital technology, etc Sale price $99.99
schuster@cmcl2.nyu.edu> (05/02/91)
In article <telecom11.319.12@eecs.nwu.edu> ssc-bee!ssc-vax!clark@ cs.washington.edu (Roger Clark Swann) writes: > Someone was asking here recently about the ATT digital answering > machine. I just received a flyer from Sears that includes: > ATT Digital Answering System 1337 > > - All digital technology, etc Sale price $99.99 Thanks. The inquiry was mine, but perhaps I was not clear enough. Randy Borow posted in early April about a =second model= of the AT&T Digital Answering machine which had the =additional= features (these are =not= in the 1337's that I've seen) of: -time/date stamping of incoming emssages -voice prompts -remote progrmaming with rotary phone. Mr. Borow (rborow@bcm1a09.attmail.com) has not received/answered my mail, so I can't ask him what, exactly, he says he played with at an Illinois AT&T Phone Center Store. He says there are TWO models. Mike Schuster | CIS: 70346,1745 NY Public Access UNIX: ...cmcl2!panix!schuster | MCI Mail, GENIE: The Portal (R) System: schuster@cup.portal.com | MSCHUSTER [Moderator's Note: Well since he reads the Digest regularly, I know he will see your message here, and perhaps be in a position to answer it soon. PAT]
David Fiedler <fiedler@netcom.com> (05/05/91)
panix!schuster@cmcl2.nyu.edu (Michael Schuster) writes: > In article <telecom11.319.12@eecs.nwu.edu> ssc-bee!ssc-vax!clark@ > cs.washington.edu (Roger Clark Swann) writes: >> Someone was asking here recently about the ATT digital answering >> machine. I just received a flyer from Sears that includes: >> ATT Digital Answering System 1337 >> >> - All digital technology, etc Sale price $99.99 > Thanks. The inquiry was mine, but perhaps I was not clear enough. > Randy Borow posted in early April about a =second model= of the AT&T > Digital Answering machine which had the =additional= features (these > are =not= in the 1337's that I've seen) of: > -time/date stamping of incoming emssages > -voice prompts > -remote progrmaming with rotary phone. I got my father an AT&T 1330, which has one cassette and up to 30 seconds of digitized outgoing messages, plus time/date stamping. The user interface is a bit tricky for non-programmer types, and the voice quality isn't the greatest, but it only cost $69.95 at a local discount store. David Fiedler UUCP:{ames,mrspoc,hoptoad}!infopro!david AIR: N3717R "Video for Computer Professionals" BIX: fiedler Internet: fiedler@netcom.com USMail:InfoPro Systems, PO Box 220 Rescue CA 95672 Phone:916/677-5870 FAX:-5873