The article is short but has the url for listening to the atm machine,
which Kelly has already posted.

Steve

   Improved access

   Thursday, April 26, 2001

   Neal C. Lauron / Dispatch

   "Talking'' automated teller machines, designed to help the visually
   impaired, were unveiled yesterday by Bank One. Ruta Agresti, a
   customer-service representative, demonstrated how blind customers can
   use the Braille keys and earphones at the 100 E. Broad St. main
   branch. The bank has installed 30 of the ATMs in the Chicago and
   Columbus areas and plans to add 100 machines in these and other
   markets. Click here to hear the ATM talk.
http://www.dispatch.com/news/bus01/apr01/bankone.wav

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