[acbny-l] Fw: a great phone for the blind, or deaf

  • From: "Frank Casey" <frcasey@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: "acbny acbny" <acbny-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2003 23:03:39 -0400

Greetings,

Below, is information concerning a telephone supposedly helpful to the blind
and deaf, which I received off of the ACB national E-Mail list.


Best regards,

Frank Casey
frcasey@xxxxxxxxxxxx


>
>     Check out this phone, great for people who are blind, visually
impaired,
> deaf, or hearing impaired, available for purchase at
> http://www.lifewithease.com/jv35.html
> Dialogue JV-35 Amplified Telephone:
> Designed to help people with vision and hearing impairment!
>     The Dialogue JV-35 amplifier telephone has jumbo sized buttons with
> Braille characters to help you dial quickly and correctly. The JV-35 also
> calls
> out the numbers as you dial. When you dial from memory, it even calls out
> the stored numbers. Plus, it comes with a powerful amplifier, making each
> call
> loud and clear..
>     The Dialogue JV-35 powerful amplifier not only increases the incoming
> voice by 35+ dB's, it even allows you to adjust the tone to your hearing
> needs.
> It's advanced electronic circuit design eliminates unwanted background
noise
> to make every word clearer and easier to understand, all without any
> feedback
> or distortion. It has a super loud ringer with selectable ringing tones so
> that you'll never miss another call again. And the Dialogue JV-35 gives
you
> talking extra large buttons with Braille characters for optimum visibility
> and dialing ease.
> Summary Of Features:
> List of 13 items
> Powerful amplifier increases incoming calls up to 70 times normal
volume(35+
> dB gain).
> High contrast, jumbo-size buttons with Braille characters make it easy to
> dial.
> Electronic voice calls out each number as it is dialed, so you know you
are
> dialing correctly.
> 10 programmable memory buttons that can announce the number that you are
> calling.
> 3, one-touch programmable, emergency buttons with Braille characters.
> You can record your own announcements for the number buttons, memory
buttons
> and emergency buttons- using your own voice and language!.
> Tone selector for optimum clarity.
> Audio output jack for connection to assistive listening devices.
> Hearing aid T-coil compatible handset
> Bright incoming call flasher and an adjustable super loud ringer tells you
> that your phone is ringing
> Redial, Hold, and Flash buttons.
> Desk or wall mount.
> Battery back up in case of power outage (battery not included).
> list end
> Cochlear Implant Adapter Cord:
> Cochlear Implant users can enjoy the very best in amplification and
clarity
> available from the JV-35 by using an adapter cord. It is compatible with
> most
> Cochlear implants and connects the telephones output jack to the implant
> speech processor.
> The price is around $109.
>
>
>
>



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