| CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW: CNET editors cover the Next Big Thing
![]() DesignTech's wearable emergency phone January 7, 2005; 2:40 p.m. ![]() The product: Designed with senior citizens in mind, DesignTech's 911 Guardian Phone is a wearable cell phone that places direct calls to 911 for emergency situations. The lightweight device can be worn around the neck and features a single Activation button that connects directly to the emergency operator rather than to a call center. Continuing in its minimalist fashion, there aren't any service fees and usage charges. Other features include:
The prospects: The 911 Guardian Phone is a highly useful device for senior citizens, but we think it'll also bring some peace of mind to concerned parents. The simple interface will also ease the nerves of any technophobes. By Bonnie Cha, associate editor, CNET Reviews CES DEBUTS BY BRAND
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