With the popularity of mobile phones, families using fixed-line telephones seem to be decreasing. However, they are still necessary in the workplace. Nevertheless, it is possible that traditional fixed-line telephones will be replaced by this kind of desktop phone in the near future. This desktop phone looks more like a desktop computer. Perhaps one day computers can be used directly as phones, and then standalone fixed-line telephones will lose their meaning. Of course, making calls through computers should not be like the current VoIP services, as they are not so convenient. Instead, it should be as easy to use as a fixed-line telephone. As for when computers will replace telephones, it's still unknown. Now let me introduce this desktop phone. It has an 8-inch touch screen and, in addition to the functions of a traditional telephone, it also has voice mail, text messaging, email, etc. It can also connect to a mobile phone via Bluetooth and perform business applications through office software. Nowadays, computers and mobile phones are so convenient, but it remains unclear whether such products can truly replace traditional telephones. The price of this product is not low, costing around $700.