Comparison using iTalk FlexArm External power source vs. Internal AAA batteries

Comparison using iTalk FlexArm External power source vs. Internal AAA batteries

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Example User Descriptions / Configurations

	Internal AAA batteries	External Power Source
Operates Wheelchair Using	joystick controller	head controls, sip & puff, or chin controller
Example Disabilities	C5 or C6 Quadriplegic, muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, etc.	C1, C2, C3, C4 Quadriplegic, cerebral palsy, ALS, etc.
Typical Configuration	Any preferred mobile cell phone or even cordless phone mounted to wheelchair armrest or controller where visible and buttons can be pressed. Can be mounted using the 3rd Hand & 3rd Arm Wheelchair Mounting Systems. iTalk powered internally with 4 AAA rechargeable batteries.	Sony Ericsson mobile cell phone with "Magic Word" feature mounted to side of wheelchair controller display or where visible. Can be mounted using the 3rd Hand & 3rd Arm Wheelchair Mounting Systems. iTalk powered externally using one of the Mobile Power Kit w/ PowerCheq or Sealed 12V Power-to-Go Battery Kit
Voice Control Features	Answer or send an incoming call to voicemail Audible caller ID of phonebook contacts Redial of last called number The following features are only available when iTalk is not in battery power save mode. Pressing any button on the phone will "wake up" the iTalk Voice dialing of phonebook contacts, dial-by-voice free w/ Cingular VoiceDial & $15 free 411 directory assistance /month Change phone profile	Full-time, truly hands-free, completely voice control. Voice dialing of phonebook contacts, dial-by-voice free w/ Cingular VoiceDial & $15 free 411 directory assistance/ month Answer or send an incoming call to voicemail Audible caller ID of phonebook contacts Redial of last called number Change phone profile

Sony Ericsson Magic Word Cell Phones

We do not recommend any of the "W" series or similar phones with music player capabilities that comes with a stereo headset. Sony Ericsson changed the butt plug connector without documenting and there are no adapters available yet on the market yet that allow these phones to be used with universal headsets and similar accessories such as the iTalk system.

Models (B = Bluetooth, S = Speakerphone)	Service Providers
GSM J300, K300(S), K500(S), F500(S), K506c(S),K508(S), K510(BS), K600(BS), K608(BS), K700(BS), K750(BS), D750(BS), K758c(BS), K790(BS) M600(BS), M608(BS) P800(BS), P900(BS), P910(BS) R520m(BS) S700(BS), S710(BS) T39m(B), T65, T68(B), T610(B), T616(B), T618(B), T628(B), T630(B), T637(BS) V600(BS), V800(BS) W550(BS), W600(BS), W700(BS), W710(BS), W800(BS), W810(BS), W900(B) Z500(S), Z502(S), Z520(BS), Z525(BS), Z530(BS), Z600(B), Z608(B), Z710(BS), Z800(B), Z1010(BS)	Cingular (USA) T-Mobile (USA & Europe ) Alltel (USA) Rogers (Canada) Vodafone (Europe) Orange (Europe) Telefónica (Europe & Americas) Telenor (Europe & Asia) TeliaSonera (Europe) TIM (Italy, Brazil) Telcel (Mexico) Claro (Brazil & Peru) CTI Movil (Argentina, Uruguay, & Paraguay) SingTel (Asia) China Mobile China Unicom GSM List by Size & Country All GSM Worldwide
CDMA T608 (BS, reported dial-by-number support?) T206? (has voice dialing but as yet unable to confirm Magic Word support) AMPS/TDMA T60(B), T61(B)	SprintPCS Verizon? (under negotiation) all other CDMA worldwide which will enable the T608 on their network