A portable, compact device the size of a DVD case that speaks to restaurant guests when menu categories are pressed. Food items are named and described in detail, along with prices, wine selections and sides.
Menus feature recorded human voices available in two selectable languages. Buttons and controls are imprinted in Braille for use by handicapped diners.
• Menus That Talk addresses basic needs that ordinary people encounter in restaurants.
• Menu complexity is cut down to size by introducing fare with a friendly human voice.
• The door to your menu is opened to visually-challenged as well as the hearing-impaired customers.
• It’s portable which means it can go where customers go-it isn’t a table fixture.
• Waiting for seating becomes an entertaining, productive time for guests.
• It’s simple to use: if you can press a button you can understand any menu.
• It’s reliable: the rugged construction was designed for the hard knocks of restaurant service.
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