Communication Freedom! Public Access Videophone

The PAV provides the first true one-size-fits-all communications access to the telecommunications network. Fully integrated video technology gives people the freedom to choose the call format theyre most comfortable with. VRS, Video Point-to-Point, TTY or a traditional phone call — the PAV can handle multiple calls types suitable for a wide variety of users.

For the first time ever, with the push of a button, deaf, hard of hearing and speech-disabled people can gain access to a full range of communications services in a public setting. And while the access options are ideal for sign language users, the PAV is readily available to all callers, with standard telephone calls easily made through VoIP connections.

For more information, please visit http://www.csdpav.com.

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Science & Technology

Tags:

• deaf
• ASL
• videophone
• access
• communication
• TTY
• pay
• phone
• public
• CSD
• sign
• language
• hard
• of
• hearing
• call
• relay
• VRS
• kisoks

[BlueKewne]

I thought payphones were a dying trend since a Smartphone (be it Android, iPhone or Blackberry) can do all of what was just mentioned, but is more portable and reliable.