Doro has released two new basic mobile phones, namely the HandleEasy 330 GSM and HandleEasy 326i GSM in the U.S for senior citizens as well as baby boomers.
Based on ergonomics and in communications technology, both the GSM phones offer simple functionality with easy-to-view display screen and keypad.
Jerome Arnaud, CEO of Doro, explained, “Many senior citizens still believe that mobile phones are difficult to use with complicated functions and therefore are reluctant to buy new ones. In contrast to other mobile phones on the market, we carefully design our phones according to the needs of active seniors and combine ergonomic demands with functions and simplicity. Baby boomers and active seniors don’t have to adapt their lives to our technology; we’ve already adapted it to their needs.”
The Doro HandleEasy 326i GSM features include a conveniently larger keypad, 9*14-inches (HxW) display screen with backlit, four prominently positioned speed-dial buttons, phone directory, two-way speakerphone, 2 hours of talk time on Li-ion 700mAh battery, vibrating alert and polyphonic ring tones. It comes in a soft touch surface for an easy-grip.
While the palm-sized Doro HandleEasy 330 GSM sports a 10×14-inches (HxW) high-contrast color screen with backlit, big buttons for text messaging, FM radio, vibrating ringers, two-way speakerphone, 4 hours of talk time on Li-ion 900mAh battery and easy access to phone directories stored on the user’s SIM card.
The price is yet to be announced.
