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TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEVICES FOR THE DEAF DEFINITION (continued):
A Telecommunications Display Device (TDD), also known as a text telephone, is atelephone equipped with a keyboard and a display for people who are hearing- orspeech-impaired. A TDD allows individuals to send and receive typed messagesusing its keyboard. Both home and public telephones can be equipped with a TDD. Public TDD pay phones have a keyboard drawer that slides out only after a call has been placed to and answered from another TDD phone so that the keyboard is protected from vandalism or other damage. Telecommunications Devices for the Deaf definition sponsored by SearchNetworking.com, powered by WhatIs.com an online computer dictionary
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