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This green and white USB Skype VoIP phone features a built-in audio speaker, a microphone, and a full numeric keypad for speed-dial and SkypeOut callng.

This white wireless Skype phone connects to your computers USB port and allows you to talk up to 160 feet (50 meters) away from the base station.

If you don’t want to use your computer mouse or keyboard as a Skype phone, simply plug this little communication gadget into the USB port instead.

This is probably one of the better looking Skype mouse combos we’ve seen so far. It’s also equipped with a 2.5mm earphone jack for “extra privacy”.

This black, flexible and “virtually indestructible” keyboard features both a Skype dial pad and a built-in 2-port USB hub.

Don’t like the idea of having using R2-D2 or a computer mouse for those Skype calls? Maybe you should take a look at SOLO – a phone that looks a standard corded land line handset, but is designed to be used with Skype.

This new video shows a Roboquad robot being controlled by voice, over the Internet with the help of Robodance and Skype’s video call service.

This USB Handsfree Skype Mouse ($25) features a built-in microphone, USB sound card and a speaker with echo-cancellation technology.

Here’s a Skype phone / computer mouse combo that looks like something that might just work in both aspects. A two buttons and scroll wheel mouse that seem to fit quite good in the hand, and a sliding cover cellphone style handset when you want to use it as a phone.

Coincides with the 30th anniversary of the first Star Wars film comes this cool Artoo replica webcam. An included lightsaber-shaped remote control functions both as a Skype phone handset, and a way to take the little droid on a tour.

Susi and Alex from Shiny Shiny have put together a nice quick rundown of the whys and wherefores of Skype and of available Skype-acredited VoIP phones. Head over to Shiny Shiny to watch the video.

The Iogear USB Speaker Phone is a handy little device, small enough to carry in your pocket. Designed for making VoIP conference calls using IM software such as AOL, MSN, and Yahoo.