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| 14-12-2006 Videophones and remote interpreting |
 Utah, USA (FTU): Videophones might seem like devices straight out of the Jetsons or National Security Council sessions, but for the deaf and hard of hearing, the technology has arrived. In the past three years, Sorenson Communications of Utah has helped spur the nationwide growth by offering free videophones to the deaf.
For more information, please visit: www.jacksonville.com/tu-online/stories/121306/met_6792193.shtml |
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