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ClarityLife Available to Seniors for $270

Nov 10, 2008, 1:09 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Today Clarity announced that it is selling its ClarityLife C900 mobile phone that is designed specifically for the senior market. It has 20 decibels of amplification, four-button operation and a one-touch emergency button. The C900 is hearing aid compatible, has a strong vibrating ringer, a flashing orange LED to signal incoming calls and a flashlight. It will be sold unlocked directly from Clarity for a retail price of $270. The C900 is compatible with GSM networks only.

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tnt2k1

Nov 10, 2008, 1:49 PM

this thing will sell

Senior citizens, especially retired ones, have a lot of money to waste and will pay premium for something like this.

I put this underneath the same category as that mind game for the Nintendo DS ... that thing sold like crazy for the middle aged market.

Menno

This will be really popular. Wish they made a CDMA version of it too. The Coupe and Knack are what we currently offer. This sounds like those^10

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