Advanced American Telephones, which manufactures AT&T-branded telephones under a license agreement with AT&T Intellectual Property, today announced availability of its 2008 cordless phone lineup, featuring new Digitally Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT) 6.0 phone systems with state-of-the-art antenna technology for maximum range and interference-free clarity.

The new AT&T DECT 6.0 cordless phone family gives consumers the ultimate freedom to roam throughout their home. Independent Wyle lab studies found that the new AT&T phones provided up to a 190-feet range around or outside the home, compared to the 160-feet range offered by competing DECT phones. These new phone systems, including the SL82118, SL82218, SL82318, SL82418 and SL82518, come bundled with up to five handsets and range from $59.95-$129.95 — making them perfect for every budget and household.

For further flexibility, the AT&T DECT systems are expandable with up to 12 handsets and feature a sleek design with a simultaneous off-hook feature, enabling more than one system handset to be active on a call.

In addition to DECT 6.0 models, the 2008 AT&T product lineup features three new systems ideal for the home, small office or home study. The new TL74108 and TL76108 are 5.8 GHz corded/cordless phone systems, featuring Digital Spread Spectrum frequency-hopping technology that provides long range, top sound quality and high security. The TL74108 and TL76108 are loaded with value-added features, highlighted by the convenience and security of a corded base along with the flexibility of a cordless handset.

For example, the TL74108 features dial-in-base speakerphone, call transferring and is expandable up to four handsets. The TL6108, expandable up to eight handsets, features 7-party conferencing, two-line operation and two individual voice mailboxes. Both of these phone systems only require a single phone jack that allows consumers to plug in expandable handsets into a wall outlet without worrying about a phone jack.

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