digital answering machine

What exactly are the components of a digital answering machine?

Most of the phones I tried have digital answering machines with large storage capacity.

Its built-in digital answering machine holds up to 15 minutes' worth of messages.

These models also have an integrated digital answering machine.

A $399 unit would incorporate a digital answering machine.

Purchasing a cordless system with a built-in digital answering machine still has a lot of advantages.

The phone also acts as a digital answering machine, recording incoming and outgoing messages on a chip.

Digital answering machines and built-in speakerphones are becoming standard.

Includes rotary controls for tone and speed control, this digital answering machine was designed with ease of use in mind.

It was clear a few seconds later, when another tapped phone rang, and was answered by a digital answering machine.

In a digital answering machine, these same principles are used to convert a caller's message into a stream of bytes.

How do digital answering machines work?

Now that the quality of digital recording has improved, digital answering machines are becoming the industry standard.

But for the extra $15 layout, you get a built-in digital answering machine that can store up to 15 minutes of messages.

At last, Panasonic has given us a digital answering machine whose spokeswoman doesn't sound as though she's choking on a bite of steak.

The digital answering machine stores 15 minutes of messages and will not erase messages during a power outage.

Aside from these features, the phone offers a digital answering machine, excellent range and clarity, and a handset speakerphone.

The phone was hooked up to a digital answering machine, and after a bit of dodgy business with the buttons Banks discovered three messages, all from him.

The station has given the Lehmans two interference-free radios, two digital answering machines and offered to pay half the cost of a new roof.

It comes with a digital answering machine and has plenty of fun features, like three-way calling and a roomy contact list of up to 50 friends.

The first digital answering machine brought to the market was AT&T's 1337; an activity led by Trey Weaver.

This is a relatively inexpensive thermal-paper machine with an automatic paper cutter and a built-in digital answering machine, with a nine-minute capacity.

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Flash chips are also expected to be used to store images in filmless electronic cameras and to store messages in tapeless digital answering machines.

Digital answering machines have been available for the last few years, but it was only this past Christmas that a major manufacturer parlayed the technology into a signficant success.