Is it possible for a visually impaired person to have a small, light-weight PDA with a Perkins style keyboard for inputting information and synthesized voice for outputting information? Could it also have multimedia functions that include a Daisy talking book player, an MP3 player and voice recording capabilities? Could such a device also have wireless networking features, such as wireless LAN and Bluetooth, available as well as many other Braille notetaker features?
What about software such as a File Manager, Word Processor, Address Manager, Schedule Manager, E-mail, Media Player, FM Radio Tuner, Web Browser, Daisy Player, Bluetooth Manager, MSN Messenger, Database Manager, Calculator, Date/Time, Calendar, Stopwatch, Power Status, OS Upgrade, Context Sensitive Hel, and soon to be added GPS Navigation capability? GW Micro says "YES, and even more"!
Attend this week's Tek Talk event and hear all about the Voice Sense, that small PDA, with extras!!!
***Seating is limited and there is no charge to attend!***
WHEN: Monday, August 6, 2007
TIME: 5:00p.m. Pacific Time, 6:00p.m. Mountain Time, 7:00p.m. Central Time, 8:00pm
Eastern Time.
WHERE: Tek Talk Online Conference Room
***Since we are using the new Talking Communities conferencing software, we urge you to plan to arrive well in advance of the start time to download the latest updated version and check your microphones. Go to our website at:
http://www.accessibleworld.org.
***Select the Tek Talk Room. {If this is the first time you have entered our new rooms, you will need to intall and then run the Talkcom software. It is very small and safe to install on your computer}
***Then return to the sign-in screen and select the Enter Room button. Enter your first and last name, tab to the log in button, and press Enter. No password is required.
