what about a PDA?  You can use the mp3 player on it with headphones, you can
view graphics, you could look up additional information if you add on a
document with search capabilities....

Elizabeth Moore

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Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 12:34 PM
Subject: handheld - walking tour


> Not to spread to topic too thin, but we are developing a walking tour of
our
> village. Our plan is to rent walkmans or something similar to visitors so
> that they can walk at their own pace and start and stop the narration. We
> also plan to sell tapes and CD copies of the tour. Can anyone recommend a
> good device for this project? i.e.. : walkman, discman, mp3, etc..
>
> Thank you in advance,
> Brad
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