If you are willing to sink about $75 you can put your MJ on a thin client and it works perfectly and you don’t have to be seeing the advertisements.

Once you setup the thin client [...]]]> Reader Jack writes about the success he has had setting up his Magic Jack on a thin client.

If you are willing to sink about $75 you can put your MJ on a thin client and it works perfectly and you don’t have to be seeing the advertisements.

Once you setup the thin client like the T5720 you just push this mini-computer to the corner and leave it on all the time. Low power consumption since it works all by flash drives and no hard drive, no fans… quiet like a solar calculator.

There are many support forums so if you look around you will find it. Also have a decent internet connection helps. DSL works fine but probably not as good as a cable internet. I have had my MJ for over two years with the thin client setup and love it. No choppiness, call my family in Canada on the opposite coast everyday and talk for 30 minutes to an hours if you believe it… CLEAR CLEAN PHONE CALLS ALL THE TIME!! I don’t have that BS $20 for making local phone calls with AT&T. Works great guys… just a matter of setting it up correctly