Seeing Better Ireland Exhibition 2006

Many of you came along and visited our stand to discuss our product range which includes the very latest in screen-reading, magnification and braille-based products, together with access to mobile phone technology. In addition, we were pleased to demonstrate our J-Say software, allowing visually impaired people to talk to the computer using a natural voice while at the same time receiving synthetic speech feedback. We were also delighted at the great interest shown in our iTunes Accessible Interface which we were also pleased to demonstrate. Our iTunes Accessible Interface enables blind and partially sighted music lovers to take control and manage their entire music collection and transfer it to a portable media device such as an iPod.

We enjoyed meeting all of you who visited our stand and look forward to seeing you again in the future. If you have any questions or need further information about any of our products please contact us via our Contact Us page.

On this page you will find some photographs of the exhibition and comments from visitors to our stand.

Belfast - The Ulster Hall

T&T Consultancy Ltd received a very warm welcome to Belfast for the first part of the Seeing Better Ireland 2006 exhibition which took place from 6th June to 9th June in Belfast and Dublin.

This photograph comprises a general overview of the exhibition area at the Ulster Hall in Belfast.

Here is T&T’s Brian Hartgen demonstrating to a potential customer the latest in Mobile Phone technology for visually impaired people as provided by the Talks software – making mobile phones talk.

Brian Hartgen demonstrating J-Say Pro to a customer. This software links together JAWS for Windows and Dragon NaturallySpeaking to provide a totally voice activated P C environment.

Demonstrating J-Say voice input output software

Dublin - Saint Joseph's School for the Visually Impaired

A view of the splendid marquee at Saint Joseph's School

Here is a view of some of the exhibitors in the Marquee at Saint Joseph's

Brian Hartgen demonstrates the iTunes Accessible Interface, allowing visually impaired people to take control of their music and play it on a portable media device.

Brian demonstrates i-Tunes to a visitor at Saint Joseph's

Photograph of J-Say Demonstration to a young person at the Dublin venue

Brian demonstrates J-Say to a visually impaired young person.

Some of the many comments we received during the exhibition

"Wow, that is fantastic, I never knew you could control a computer using your voice!"

"That computer is so cool!"

"My daughter has always wanted an iPod and now I can buy her one and she can transfer music to it."

"I really liked looking at the mobile phones and listening to them speak. I really want one of those!"

"Thank you for upgrading my mobile phone so it has the latest version of Talks installed. You are the only company that have been able to help me to do that."

"Thanks for showing me how JAWS and Zoomtext work together. I am sure this is what I need to use the computer."

"I've been told I must see your stand, J-Say is the talk of the town!"

"J-Say has impressed me more than anything else I have seen today."