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Steven Hurd <[log in to unmask]>
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Steven Hurd <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 6 Dec 2002 22:42:19 +1100
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I am using a beta test ver of the
Talx software, while it can on odd ocasions be a little slow, like all
screen readers, I love it and the access it gives is stupendious.  Now SMS,
E/mail contact lists and calanda and comms are all in the one gizmo for us
and we don't have to carry around 5 things to do those things.  We also must
observe the cost facter, a 9210.. or 9290 for the US market and the software
is less expensive than say a braille note or other portable PDA's though
there are some things they can't do.
Try it is my recomendation.
Steve Hurd

----- Original Message -----
From: "Séverine H. Renard" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2002 8:18 PM
Subject: Info on rscreen readers for cellphones


> Hi listers,
>     I forgot if someone ever mentionded on this list the existence of
Talx,
> a screen reading program for the Nokia Cellphones. They already have a
> version for the 9110 phones OR American equivalent". I just enquired about
> the new version for the 92.. models and I am forwarding you the
information.
> I have not bought it yet but I think it is a valuable product and the
screen
> reader is not so expensive: about $300.
> For more info on the current version, go to
> Www.talx.de
> Torsten Brand Wrote:
>
> : Hello, Séverine!
> :
> : TALX 9200 will be release by the end of this year or the beginning of
> January, starting
> : with English, German, and Italian, followed by French and Spanish.
> :
> : The 9210/9210i does not use Windows CE! These phones use the operating
> system
> : "Symbian", formerly called "Epoc". Symbian seems to become a standard
forr
> mobile
> : phones that do more than usual. For instance, Nokia has also developed
> this into a
> : software package they call "Series 60" and sell to other manufacturers.
> Companies
> : have left behind Microsoft and went to Nokia to licence Series 60
instead.
> The first
> : phone to use Series 60 is the Nokia 7650, which we will address by a
> future version of
> : TALX, probably showing it at the Cebit fair in March 2003.
> :
> : TALX 9200 is the only screen reader for the Symbian platforrm so far,
and
> it supports
> : all models of the 9200 series, i.e. the 9210, the 9210i, and the 9290
> (U.S. version) by
> : Nokia.
> :
> : Kind regards
> :
> : Torsten Brand
> :
> : ________________________________________________________
> :
> : Brand & Gröber Communications GbR
> :
> : Dresdener Str. 2
> : 51373 Leverkusen
> : Germany
> :
> : Wittinger Str. 5
> : 29379 Wittingen
> : Germany
> :
> : Tel. +49-(0)700-22553333
> :
> : The Home of TALX
> : http://www.talx.de
> :
> :
>
>
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