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{{Infobox Landline Telephones|image1=AT&T CL2909 Product Image.jpg|brand=AT&T|model=CL2909|colors=White|formfactor=Corded (Desktop)|introduced=2009|discontinued=2020|successor=AT&T ~~CL2940~~|ringer=Piezoelectric|originalprice=$24.95|manufacturer=Advanced American Telephones}}

{{Infobox Landline Telephones|image1=AT&T CL2909 Product Image.jpg|brand=AT&T|model=CL2909|colors=White|formfactor=Corded (Desktop)|introduced=2009|discontinued=2020|successor=No direct successor.

Replaced by: AT&T CL4940|ringer=Piezoelectric|originalprice=$24.95|manufacturer=Advanced American Telephones}}

The '''AT&T CL2909''' is a basic economy-grade corded landline telephone. It was produced by Advanced American Telephones, manufactured in China, and released in 2009. And branded as the "AT&T Corded Speakerphone". It sold for $24.95.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20170708010254/https://telephones.att.com/pd/290/CL2909-Speakerphone-with-caller-ID-call-waiting</ref> It's similar to the VTech CD1153 but with minor differences. Unlike many previous AT&T economy models, it features caller ID/call waiting and a speakerphone. These features run on 4 AA batteries. It was the last corded desktop telephone produced by Advanced American Telephones to feature standard sized buttons. In 2020, the CL2909 was discontinued and pulled from the AT&T online store and from retailers. ~~And replaced entirely with~~ the AT&T ~~CL2940~~, which ~~offers~~ the same ~~feature set and similar software, but with big buttons and and a large display~~. The CL2909 remains on sale to this day at NOS retailers including Amazon.

The '''AT&T CL2909''' is a basic economy-grade corded landline telephone. It was produced by Advanced American Telephones, manufactured in China, and released in 2009. And branded as the "AT&T Corded Speakerphone". It sold for $24.95.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20170708010254/https://telephones.att.com/pd/290/CL2909-Speakerphone-with-caller-ID-call-waiting</ref> It's similar to the VTech CD1153 but with minor differences. Unlike many previous AT&T economy models, it features caller ID/call waiting and a speakerphone. These features run on 4 AA batteries. It was the last corded desktop telephone produced by Advanced American Telephones to feature standard sized buttons. In 2020, the CL2909 was discontinued and pulled from the AT&T online store and from retailers alongside all other single-line non answering system models such as the CL2940. There is no direct successor the the CL2909. The AT&T CL4940 has replaced it, which is not in the same product category. The CL2909 remains on sale to this day at NOS retailers including Amazon.

== Features ==

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Units produced from 2009 to 2012 featured the older AT&T logo with lowercase text and came in a orange box with a slight Frutiger Aero design.

Some of boxes printed during the [[wikipedia:2010_Winter_Olympics|2010 Winter Olympics]] also contains branding "Proud Sponsor of the U.S. Olympic Team" next to the AT&T logo.

Some boxes printed during the [[wikipedia:2010_Winter_Olympics|2010 Winter Olympics]] also contains branding "Proud Sponsor of the U.S. Olympic Team" next to the AT&T logo.

Some units made up until circa 2013 seem to include a data pass through ports. ''(Pictured below)'' However, it seems like this was a limited run. It's mostly only present on the early logo versions.

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== References ==

[[Category:American Telephone and Telegraph (AT&T)]]

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-{{Infobox Landline Telephones|image1=AT&T CL2909 Product Image.jpg|brand=AT&T|model=CL2909|colors=White|formfactor=Corded (Desktop)|introduced=2009|discontinued=2020|successor=AT&T CL2940|ringer=Piezoelectric|originalprice=$24.95|manufacturer=Advanced American Telephones}}
+{{Infobox Landline Telephones|image1=AT&T CL2909 Product Image.jpg|brand=AT&T|model=CL2909|colors=White|formfactor=Corded (Desktop)|introduced=2009|discontinued=2020|successor=No direct successor.
+Replaced by: AT&T CL4940|ringer=Piezoelectric|originalprice=$24.95|manufacturer=Advanced American Telephones}}
-The '''AT&T CL2909''' is a basic economy-grade corded landline telephone. It was produced by Advanced American Telephones, manufactured in China, and released in 2009. And branded as the "AT&T Corded Speakerphone". It sold for $24.95.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20170708010254/https://telephones.att.com/pd/290/CL2909-Speakerphone-with-caller-ID-call-waiting</ref> It's similar to the VTech CD1153 but with minor differences. Unlike many previous AT&T economy models, it features caller ID/call waiting and a speakerphone. These features run on 4 AA batteries. It was the last corded desktop telephone produced by Advanced American Telephones to feature standard sized buttons. In 2020, the CL2909 was discontinued and pulled from the AT&T online store and from retailers. And replaced entirely with the AT&T CL2940, which offers the same feature set and similar software, but with big buttons and and a large display. The CL2909 remains on sale to this day at NOS retailers including Amazon.
+The '''AT&T CL2909''' is a basic economy-grade corded landline telephone. It was produced by Advanced American Telephones, manufactured in China, and released in 2009. And branded as the "AT&T Corded Speakerphone". It sold for $24.95.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20170708010254/https://telephones.att.com/pd/290/CL2909-Speakerphone-with-caller-ID-call-waiting</ref> It's similar to the VTech CD1153 but with minor differences. Unlike many previous AT&T economy models, it features caller ID/call waiting and a speakerphone. These features run on 4 AA batteries. It was the last corded desktop telephone produced by Advanced American Telephones to feature standard sized buttons. In 2020, the CL2909 was discontinued and pulled from the AT&T online store and from retailers alongside all other single-line non answering system models such as the CL2940. There is no direct successor the the CL2909. The AT&T CL4940 has replaced it, which is not in the same product category. The CL2909 remains on sale to this day at NOS retailers including Amazon.
 == Features ==
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 Units produced from 2009 to 2012 featured the older AT&T logo with lowercase text and came in a orange box with a slight Frutiger Aero design.
-Some of boxes printed during the [[wikipedia:2010_Winter_Olympics|2010 Winter Olympics]] also contains branding "Proud Sponsor of the U.S. Olympic Team" next to the AT&T logo.
+Some boxes printed during the [[wikipedia:2010_Winter_Olympics|2010 Winter Olympics]] also contains branding "Proud Sponsor of the U.S. Olympic Team" next to the AT&T logo.
 Some units made up until circa 2013 seem to include a data pass through ports. ''(Pictured below)'' However, it seems like this was a limited run. It's mostly only present on the early logo versions.
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 == References ==
+<references />
+[[Category:American Telephone and Telegraph (AT&T)]]