The widespread deployment of carrier grade, high quality and affordable VoIP telephony endpoints has enabled service providers and system integrators to gain a competitive advantage over legacy operators. Lower capital and operational expenditure and the availability of exceptional feature sets enable revenue generating services with satisfied customers.

ICON Technology designs, develops and manufactures VoIP endpoint solutions that are internationally known for their advanced implementation of standards based telephony with mass deployment capability. ICON has proven that superior products and dedicated technical support can be delivered at competitive price points, thus helping service providers realize rapid payback on CPE investment.

ICON Analog Telephone Adapters
ATA's (Analog Telephone Adapters) bridge the technical gap between analog telephones and fax machines in homes and businesses with IP networks like the Internet.

This product line has a proven market demand with an annual worth of approximately $40 million today growing 50% per quarter. IDC, an internationally recognized industry analyst firm stated, "The number of U.S. subscribers to residential VOIP services will grow from 3 million in 2005 to 27 million by the end of 2009."

ICON IP Phones
Native IP phones with application intelligence provide the ability to leverage best-of-breed services provided by IP telephony service providers or supported in-house, by an enterprise IT department.

The IP1001 is ICON's initial entry into the business VoIP telephone market. There is a significant market opportunity associated with VoIP phones.

Today, the PBX replacement market is approximately $8 billion annually. VoIP adoption in this market space is growing rapidly and all major business communications system vendors have hedged their future on this technology. Service providers are actively exploring IP Centrex - a hosted service model for delivering IP telephony services to VoIP endpoints. In their August 2002, report entitled, "U.S. Traditional and Next-Generation Centrex Services Markets," Frost & Sullivan states the IP Centrex market is expected to grow from 13,000 lines in 2001 to 10 million lines by 2008.