from panasonic:


The Allure:
available from
AT&T.  A full list of the access features is pasted below.

Models:  EB-TX310, EB-TX3210


· 1st TTY Compatible TDMA Handset on the market +
· Voice Output of selected prompts and messages * +
· Voice Commands for dialing and selected functions * +
· A 2.5mm jack for connecting HAC compatible headsets, assistive
listening devices, and TTYs
+
· Vibrating ring alert
· Built-in Speakerphone
· Text Messaging
· Variable tones for ringer, key, and message +
· Volume control for ringer, key, and message
· Phonebook entries can be downloaded from PC  +
· Larger character LCD with adjustable contrast controls and choice of
6 Backlight colors
+
· Dialed number display with editing
· Illuminated controls +
· Keys identifiable by touch
· Lightweight
· Nib on “5” key
· On-screen operation and activity display
· Auto-answer
· Redial
· Speed dial
· Transfer of number from call history list to speed dial
· Visual alerts
· Documentation available in alternate formats

* Voice Commands and Output are only available on Model EB-TX310

----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter Verhoeven" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 6:25 AM
Subject: Accessible mobile phones?


Hi,

Can someone tell me if there exist specifications for an accessible
mobile
phone for visually impaired people?
If so, are there such mobile phones on the market. If not are there
mobile
phones that work in practice?

I have a mobile phone, but can not read or send SMS, or access Internet
with my mobile phone. I simply can not read the display and as far as I
know there are no talking mobile phones?

Regards Peter Verhoeven


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