ASUS Motherboards Equipped with TeleSky Skype Adapter

Posted in ASUS, Skype, VoIP by Paul Patterson on December 2nd, 2006

ASUS TELESKYASUSTeK Computer Inc. has announced that the ASUS TeleSky telecom adapter will now be available with the M2N/TeleSky and the P5B/TeleSky motherboards.

The TeleSky adaptor transforms your ordinary house phone into a multi-functional Skype phone. The adaptor allows you to make both traditional PSTN and Skype VoIP calls using your existing home phone.

As illustrated in the following diagram, the system works by having one jack connected to the house phone and the other linked to the ground telephone line. The TeleSky adapter then switches the house phone connection between PSTN and VoIP networks as necessary. Consumers will be able to use the house phone to perform Skype functions such as SkypeIn, SkypeOut, Skype Conference, call waiting, speed-dial, and 3-way telephoning.

TELESKY Illustration

The motherboards will be available from ASUS for both AMD (M2N/TeleSky) and Intel (P5B/TeleSky) platforms.



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2 Responses to “ASUS Motherboards Equipped with TeleSky Skype Adapter”

  1. Dave Says:

    I wonder when/if there will be Asterisk drivers for the TeleSky chipset? I’d like to make a little telephone firewall to keep the telemarketers off my line using Asterisk PBX, but the $400 PSTN card is a little pricey for me.

    This might solve my problem nicely, if the drivers were there…

  2. naisioxerloro Says:

    Hi.
    Good design, who make it?

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