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What are the product reviewers saying?

Here are some of the first written reviews covering the new Snap Communicator:

	PC World - May 12, 2008Snap Offers a Unique Way to Chat by Aoife M. McEvoy "RECOMMENDED - The $99 Snap Communicator is part telephone, part intercom. It connects to your PC via USB, and lets you talk to one of eight contacts at the push of a button..." [Click for full product review]
	Phone Plus - March 19, 2008Toucan Global launches Snap Internet Communicator "...uses a computer's broadband connection to provide free calls."[Click for full product review]

TMCnet - March 13, 2008Snap Internet Communicator by Rich Tehrani "Is there a need for such a product? Definitely... If there is a need for Nextel then there is a need for this device." [Click for full product review]

CNeT – February 12, 2008Snap Instant Communicator: The Web Intercomby Rafe Needleman "... if you like the idea of being able to just push a button to start an instant hands-free voice communication with someone you work with closely, then this is the gizmo for you." [Click for full product review]

What do consumers say?

Reviews from our product testers proclaim Snap as the “one new product that will forever change the way workgroups interact.” The left hand will finally know what the right hand is doing.

What’s behind the technology?

Up to now, VoIP communications mimicked the basic telephone operation with either dialing or contact selection to initiate the call, followed by routing, ringing and answering. Employing a new patent-pending technology, the Snap Communicator is the first device that uses the “always on” aspects of the internet to connect people instantly.

This is the cardboard, paper and tape concept model used to design the Snap Communicator. The ‘always on’ aspect of the internet, coupled with an instant-intercom approach makes Snap a unique product indeed. When you push the Snap button, your voice is received at the remote Snap unit instantly, anywhere in the world, whether it's halfway around the world or merely in the next room.