By Jay Wrolstad

"Most people, other than early adopters, don't want to deal with all of the steps necessary to hook up a phone or headset for VoIP service," Forrester Research analyst Maribel Lopez said. "They expect to have the same experience with Internet calling that they now have with their traditional phones."

Computer peripheral specialist Logitech is taking much of the guesswork out of Internet calling with an array of products designed for the growing number of VoIP users, including a keyboard with built-in call buttons, a speakerphone, and cordless headsets. Story continues