Meetings & Conventions: Short Cuts June 2000
June 2000
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Calling in to your voice mail from overseas can be a nuisance,
since many phones in other countries do not emit the push-button
tones needed to work U.S. systems. Fort Worth-based Radio
Shack (www.radioshack.com) solves this
dilemma with the 33 Memory Pocket Tone Dialer, a
device that sounds the right notes to access tone-based services
like voice mail, credit card calling and answering machines. The
dialer’s memory holds three “priority” numbers and 30 frequently
called numbers; its keypad allows users to dial individual numbers.
The device, which costs $24.99, works using three AAA batteries. It
is sold at Radio Shack stores; to find the nearest franchise, use
the company’s online store locator or call (817) 415-3200.
SARAH J.F. BRALEY
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