The component of a telephone set which the user holds in his hand in order to speak and listen. The user speaks into the “transmitter” element and listens through the “receiver” element.
a mobile or cell phone is often referred to as a handset.
A handset is any handheld device used to transmit and receive calls from a wireless system. Also known as a wireless phone, a mobile phone, a PDA, a PCS phone as well as other terms.
the piece of the phone you usually pick up
A combined Transmitter and Receiver, used most commonly on cradle telephones and universally on modern telephone sets.
The control head held by the user on a mobile or transportable phone.
The hand-held telephone terminal containing a transmitter and receiver.
a small wireless phone designed to fit comfortably in the hand.
telephone set with the mouthpiece and earpiece mounted on a single handle
a key success factor when considering that cellular phone powerhouses such as Japan and Korea already have or are moving towards the CDMA standard
a Universal Subscriber Identify Module (USIM) chip that lets customers store a telephone directory and short messages, and make financial transactions safely if they carry a financial identification certificate
The handheld part of the telephone that you pick up, talk into, and listen from. This is sometimes called the "receiver".
A telephone component with a receiver at one end and a transmitter at the other end, held in the hand when talking on the telephone. Initially wall telephones had the transmitter mounted on the wall unit while the receiver was held up to the ear. Models with a handset are called ‘monophones.'
Typically called the receiver on a standard desktop telephone set.
Handheld phone hardware, which can be used to receive or to transmit calls across a wireless network.
refers to a portable phone or a mobile phone.
A remote control device, very possible wireless, used in this case to interact with your TV.
Another term for a mobile phone.
The part of a telephone you hold in your hand.
a combined telephone transmitter and receiver mounted on a handle.
the device (including a DataCard) or mobile handset that is authorised by us for Connection to the network. which is used to access Services, excluding all Accessories.
the part of the telephone held in the hand. Contains a transmitter and a receiver.
A piece of handheld, end-user telephony equipment that contains a transmitter, receiver and keypad for dialing phone numbers. Cell phones, for example, are often referred to as "wireless handsets."
Hand-held transmitter (microphone) and receiver (ear piece) mounted as a single unit in a high impact plastic shell (ABS or LEXAN). It is attached to a payphone via a lanyard that is housed in armored cable.
In the early days mobile phones were car phones with a transceiver box installed into the car boot and a separate handset unit on the dashboard. Current handportable phones are sometimes referred to as handsets.
A combined microphone and receiver, joined by a handle. Not a synonym for a telephone set.
A wireless or cellular phone, cell phone, digital, PCS, or analog mobile phone.
That portion of the telephone containing the transmitter and receiver which is designed to be hand-held when the telephone is in use.
The part of a telephone used for talking and listening.
Any hand held device used to transmit and receive calls from a wireless system. Also known as a wireless phone, a cellular phone, a mobile phone, a PCS phone and many other terms.
A wireless device that contains a transmitter and receiver. Also known as a terminal or mobile phone.
A mobile phone is often referred to as a handset. Handsets are heavily subsidised when purchased with an airtime agreement.
