Cell phones for the signt-impaired
Feb. 22nd, 2006 06:03 pmMy aunt, who is in her nineties and slowly losing her sight, has decided that she needs to carry a cell phone. The problem is that (a) she needs one as simple as possible and (b) she can't read the display on most phones - the numbers are too small, and they use green or blue backlighting which doesn't help her eyes much.
Does anyone know of a phone that has a BIG display with numbers as large as possible, preferably doesn't do a lot of other things, will work on UK networks, and isn't ridiculously expensive?
Does anyone know of a phone that has a BIG display with numbers as large as possible, preferably doesn't do a lot of other things, will work on UK networks, and isn't ridiculously expensive?
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Date: 2006-02-23 02:32 am (UTC)Cell Phones
Date: 2006-02-23 09:33 pm (UTC)The only mobile that I know of is one of the Nokia's that has been developed by ONCE (onthe) the spanish blind association which has speech and no display but this costs around £500, products for the disabled are never cheap.
Hope this helps
Rebel the black intelligent one and Blindpew who hangs onto the handle.
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