Hi Alison,
How much is it?
Best,
Clive
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Hi Steve
Just checked with our Product Team and the Duo Comm splitter box is still
available from RNIB, and will be on our new Online Shop shortly. This may or
may not have an impact on your decision. After all competition is healthy and
drives innovation, plus choice is good for our customers!
Regards
Alison
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Steve Nutt
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Subject: [access-uk] Quick market research question
Hi all,
Sorry about the cross posting, but I seem to have had a few queries recently,
from people who want a headphone splitter box, like Hagger used to sell. This
box used to allow two sources to come from one set of headphones, through the
left and right ear. These are sometimes used at call centres, where people
need to hear their screen reader in one ear and the telephone in the other.
I can't for the life of me, find one of these generally available, but if there
were enough demand, I could have one built, as it's actually quite a simple
device.
So really I am asking people if they want such a device, please contact me off
list.
Many thanks for your indulgence.
All the best
Steve
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