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GW Micro's VoiceSense: PDA for the blind

By Mark Vanderbeeken - July 16, 2007

in Object Culture

Engadget reports that GW Micro has developed a new type of PDA designed specifically for the blind and sight-impaired, called the VoiceSense. The assistant runs a modified version of Windows CE and features a vocal guidance system, a full function PIM, web browser, MP3 player, Daisy talking book player, FM radio tuner and MSN Messenger -- all accessible through its custom Perkins-style Braille keyboard. The device has a 540MHz PXA270 processor, 1GB of RAM, and also boasts 802.11b/g, USB 2.0, audio in and out jacks, SD and CF card support, and runs 12 hours on a full charge. The PDA is available right now for $1,795, though the price goes up to $1,895 after July 15th.

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What are the features and function of other keys unlabeled on the micro voice sense device?i will appreciate if i can get a reply soon or send me the label diagram of the full device.

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