[vip_students] Re: trekker breeze
- From: "Flor Lynch" <florlync@xxxxxx>
- To: <vip_students@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2012 12:45:11 -0000
From Kirsty Tilly, at HumanWare, also as seen on other lists:
We are very pleased to announce a significant price reduction on the
Trekker Breeze GPS, a satellite navigation system designed specifically
for blind people to use.
The new price is £325 and includes the latest postcode software and the
very latest UK & Ireland maps containing the locations of thousands of
commercial points of interest such as banks and restaurants.
By just turning the Trekker Breeze on you will start to receive audio
information about what's around you and the names of any streets and
junctions as you approach them. The Trekker Breeze can be held in the
hand; attached to your waistband; carried across the body on the strap
provided or even carried in the pocket of your jacket. It comes with a
small, discreet lightweight speaker which can be attached to the lapel
of a jacket or shirt.
With Trekker Breeze you'll always know where you are at just the press
of a button, and be able to very easily find a particular shop, bank,
restaurant or pharmacy etc. If you know the postcode of where you want
to go this can be entered and Trekker Breeze will create a suitable
route for you based on whether you are walking or navigating for a
driver in a vehicle.
You can record as many landmarks or routes as you like and Trekker
Breeze can also be used in open areas such as parks, fields or
university campuses.
If you travel by bus, just keep the Trekker Breeze switched on and you
will automatically hear the names of any streets that you pass, the name
of the road you are currently on and any landmarks you have recorded.
Now you can travel on the bus, stress-free, without having to try and
remember where you are and without having to rely on the bus driver or a
fellow passenger.
We hope you'll enjoy using the Trekker Breeze GPS. It is so simple to
use, but to use it independently a person must have good mobility skills
with either a long cane or Guide dog as Trekker Breeze is not designed
as a mobility aid.
To join the thousands of Blind people who are using the Trekker Breeze
on a daily basis simply contact our sales office on 01933 415800 between
9am and 5pm or order online anytime at www.humanware.com . Included in
the box is an audio tutorial to help get you started.
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Kirsty Tilley
Customer Services Supervisor
Russell Smith House 2 Bullmatt Business Centre, Northampton Road,
Rushden, Northamptonshire, NN10 6AR
T. 0044 1933 415800 ext. 232
F. 0044 1933 411209
www.humanware.com
HumanWare
see things. differently
----- Original Message -----
From: "Irene Maloney" <breeze.whitney@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <vip_students@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2012 9:55 AM
Subject: [vip_students] Re: trekker breeze
Hi,
This is Irene from Whitley Bay. I have had a Breeze for just over a
year.
I moved to a new area and through using the Breeze I was soon able to
find
my way around and venture up and down streets just to extend walks
with
Yana.
What is the cost of the Breeze now?
Irene.
-----Original Message-----
From: vip_students-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:vip_students-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Joe Bollard
Sent: 11 December 2012 09:42
To: vip_ students
Subject: [vip_students] trekker breeze
hello friends, does anyone on this list use the trekker breeze gps, i
am
thinking of purchasing it as it has come down tremendously in price,
it was
the price of it that was putting me off getting it before now, but
i've just
recieved an e mail from humanware announcing a dramatic decrease in
the
price, i'd be grateful for any information, god bless, take care,
travel
safely, joe and brand new out of the box guide dog york.,
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