I've tried to get help at the Skype forums, but got none.

Here is the deal. Skype offers free or super cheap international calls. I make a lot of those, but I don't like to sit in front of the computer.

Option 1 - Wired handset: I can see that there is a handset available that is wired and is integrated with Skype. But, I don't really see the point of this because I would have to sit in front of my Mac still to make a call. Using a headset with mic is actually better than a phone... so this is BS in my opinion.

Option 2 - Wireless handset: I seem to remember that there is a device that plugs into my Mac and the phone via USB or Ethernet and enables my wireless landline phone to operate Skype on my Mac. So, basically I call through the computer with my regular wireless handset using a code such as ## instead of 00 for international calls. But, I can't seem to find info about such a product and I don't know if anyone with a Mac have tried it...

Option 3 - Mobile handset: The utlimate solution would be of course to have Skype running on my mobile handset that I can take with me anywhere and not need to be close to my Mac. I don't know if such a thing exist, but if it doesn't somebody has to invent it ASAP! Theoretically it can be done. Mobiles have GPRS and 3G internet connections, which supposed to be enough bandwidth for Skypeout calls. Also, they can run Java applications. So if Skype was available on Java for mobiles there is nothing to stop people making calls though the internet using their mobiles. What thinks?