FRITZ!Box makes cable connections more attractive

As an attractive starter product, the FRITZ!Box 6320 boasts a EuroDocsis 3 modem, a telephone system for DECT telephones, a connection point for an analog end device, WLAN N (2.4 GHz, 150 Mbit/s), and a Gigabit Ethernet connection. Like the FRITZ!Box 6360 Cable, the FRITZ!Box 6320 Cable fully supports the forthcoming IPv6 Internet protocol.

The FRITZ!Box 6320 is the new model in AVM’s cable portfolio.

Greater convenience at the cable connection with DECT

The integrated DECT base station of the FRITZ!Box allows up to 6 mobile components to be connected and up to 3 calls simultaneously via DECT – even in HD quality. FRITZ!Fon mobile components can access the shared telephone book of the FRITZ!Box and offer added value through Internet services such as web radio, podcasts, or reading e-mails when the PC is switched off.

Fully equipped FRITZ!Box 6360 Cable conquers the market

The 6360 is fitted with all the convenient functions offered by AVM’s top models: High-speed WLAN N, four Gigabit Ethernet connections, and USB 2.0 guarantee the best possible network connections. Connection options for cordless telephones and the integrated telephone system complete the comprehensive list of features.

FRITZ!App, multimedia, and NAS for a convenient home network

The use of smart phones at home is on the rise. This enables users to surf the Internet and retrieve e-mails noticeably faster via the cable broadband connection. The WLAN cable connection also lends itself to uploading photos and videos to Facebook or YouTube. And with the FRITZ!App, calls can also be made via the cable connection using iPhones and Android smart phones, which connect to the FRITZ!Box via WLAN. Other FRITZ!Box functions such as the telephone book, answering machine, and call list are also available with the FRITZ!App for smart phones. With integrated NAS functionality (Network Attached Storage), the FRITZ!Box 6360 Cable, combined with an external USB storage device, makes photos, music, videos, and other files available right across the network.

Source : AVM