Portset WebTalk.

The Internet is a vast source of information and entertainment which is both exciting and informative. It is already possible to play music, read books, buy products and even conduct your financial affairs over the Internet. New applications are becoming available all the time.

Portset's talking Internet browser, WebTalk, allows blind and partially sighted users to access the world wide web. Internet pages are read to the user and all controls have spoken response.

Portset's WebTalk is easy to use; you don't even need to have computer experience. By using the KeySpeak version, your personal computer talks to you from switch on; just select WebTalk from the list of applications read to you.

WebTalk recognises you as a user and provides all the help you need to get started surfing the web. WebTalk arranges the connection to the telephone line that connects you with the world of information technology.

WebTalk includes an integral email facility which enables you read, write and send emails.

When used with Portset's own Internet Service Provider, (UK only), WebTalk brings you all the advantages of a fast interconnection with the Internet. (See the separate leaflet on Portset's ISP.)

Portset have many years of experience applying speech technology. Their applications are designed specifically for the visually impaired community and Portset's designers have several award winning products to their credit. WebTalk is one of their latest applications for enhancing the independence of the visually impaired. Now the visually impaired can share the experience of the revolution in communication and information technology.

Prices are exclusive of UK VATax, as enjoyed by VI. UK residents.
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