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New Sidekick LX 2009 is attractive to deaf consumers

2 CommentsBy | Nov.19, 2009 | Filed in: Technology

T-Mobile has added new features to its latest Sidekick, the Sidekick LX 2009 which is attracting attention from consumers who are deaf or hard of hearing. The new features build on Sidekick’s reputation of meeting and exceeding the needs of deaf consumers in providing a deaf-friendly product.

Among the notable deaf-friendly features mentioned in a Deaf411 video announcement is a larger 3.2 inch display screen and a trackball navigator that lights up to alert you of not only just email and instant messaging (IM) messages, but also alerts from any one of the three social network sites: Twitter, MySpace and Facebook.

This new Sidekick model continues its reputable messaging capabilities with multiple email and instant messaging (IM) service options, and a spacious keyboard. An upgraded 3.2 megapixel camera with auto focus and flash, YouTube Mobile access, Flash video support and the 3G network capability are now incorporated in this new model.

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2 comments on “New Sidekick LX 2009 is attractive to deaf consumers”




  1. John
    November 20th, 2009

    Have they added tethering to LX 2009 yet? Not worth it if people need to get usb broadband in additional also. Far cheaper to get pager that has the build in PAM and Pager so they can communicate via webcam on their netbooks when they are on the road and not have to look for WIFI’s.


  2. cruz navarro
    August 16th, 2012

    QUESTION ?PLEASE FREE SIDEKICK LX 2009



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