hi sara, scott and other list member I have to say that being someone who is visually impaired and that has used cell phones within the past that were not accessible. I find using the i-phone 3 gs to be a great help to me in the long run due to its high level of accessibility features within the phone itself. i was extremely elated to get my 3 gs last year. now i am working on upgrading to the i-phone 4 within the next few months. I have to agree with scott on that if someone wants to be in the dark ages about wanting to purchase a accessible phone for their personal needs is to be to much money then they should go back to the non accessible phones with no speech features included in the phone. you pay for what you get. if you want junk for a phone then that is what you will get. but if you want something that might want something that is totally accessible and you do not have to worry about anything really then go for the i-phone 3 gs or the i-phone 4. you will never regret it i promise you that much. chenelle
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