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From: motcid!ashbya@uunet.uu.net (Adam J. Ashby)
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Subject: Re: Wanted: Home Phone System
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->[Moderator's Note: I'm almost certain Rolm has/had a tiny little unit
->which handled one or two outside lines and up to six extensions. I
->think Mitel had something similar also. For my money, the Melco 212
->was the best deal around with two outside lines and up to twelve
->extensions.  PAT]

I don't think that Mitel has anything small enough, but they did have
a subsidiary (?) company that made small PBXs/Key systems, called
Trillium, based in Kanata, Ont.  I can't remember what the particular
systems were called (I left Mitel in '81 and a lot of brain cells have
died since then!), and as far as I can remember, I only ever saw a
couple of the systems and never worked with them.


	Adam Ashby  ...!uunet!motcid!ashbya  +1 708 632 3876