StreetTalk Assessable GPS

StreetTalk can be used with a choice of many popular Bluetooth® GPS receivers. With Bluetooth, the receiver can be placed up to 30 feet from the user – on a window sill, the rear deck of a car, or even on a guide dog harness, so you aren't tethered to a lot of cables or special straps.

• Combined with a GPS receiver and a PAC Mate, StreetTalk provides a rich orientation solution for the blind and those with low vision.
• StreetTalk provides information through braille or speech announcements.
• Ask StreetTalk where you are, and get the nearest address or your latitude and longitude. Tell it where you want to go, and let StreetTalk announce turn-by-turn directions.
• StreetTalk has access to information about points of interest and can announce approaching restaurants, public buildings, hospitals, convention centres, shopping, and other places.
• StreetTalk can tell you when you’re too far off course and automatically recalculate the best way to get you to where you want to go.
• Before taking a trip, put StreetTalk in planning mode, and plot your route without leaving your home or office.
• Insert a Compact Flash card with your maps into the lightweight and portable PAC Mate. Load maps from several states or countries on a single card.
• Review your route turn-by-turn, then save, print, emboss, beam it, or e-mail it to other users.
• Locate directions to friends' homes and offices by entering an address, or quickly navigate to the address in your PAC Mate Contacts.

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