The Siemens Gigaset SL370 is the smallest cordless phone in the Gigaset portfolio, at 114 mm long, 46.5 mm wide and 22.6 mm thick. It is no larger than a mobile phone.The phone delivers hands-free, cordless telephony using a Bluetooth headset. The Gigaset QuickSync software is also available for download over the Internet, and automatically synchronizes handset and PC contacts.

The QuickSync software automatically synchronizes handset and PC contacts and is compatible with Microsoft ® Outlook ® 2003, Outlook Express and Windows Vista™. It enables users to transfer information and files such as Picture CLIP’s and screensavers. Contact data can be transferred as vCards and there is room for 250 addresses, including three telephone numbers, an e-mail address and the contact’s birthday.

Picture CLIP enables pictures to be assigned to contacts so that photos of known callers can be displayed on the handset’s display. The phone’s features also include hands-free operation, a vibration alarm, SMS functionality, polyphonic ringtones and organizer functions, including a calendar. The Siemens Gigaset SL375 also includes a answering machine that records up to 40 minutes of messages. Furthermore, users that want to have several phones in the home can pair up to six handsets with the base station.

The phone has been awarded the iF Design Prize. As well as the handset's metallic chrome and matt black finish, there is also a separate chrome charger cradle that enables the Siemens Gigaset SL370/375 to be placed anywhere in the home.

The Siemens Gigaset SL370 will go on sale now, priced at 119.99 euros and the Siemens Gigaset SL375 is priced at 139.99 euros.

Check also this Siemens Gigaset SL370 Trailer