On your Way with the Trinvo Talking Translator

Imagine you are an American lost in the streets of Madrid. Since you don’t speak and can’t understand even a word in Spanish, you decided that joining a group tour would be your safest option to see the wonderful sights of the city. One wrong turn, however, and you lost your group amidst the throng of people in the Museo del Prado. It is a good thing you have with you the new Trinvo Talking Translator; you’ll be able to find your way back to your hotel in no time.

Made by Nomenta Industries, the portable talking translator known as Trinvo is capable of cross-translating up to a dozen languages. While the translation may not be in real-time, it nonetheless ensures that you need not make body and hand gestures that may offend sensibilities in foreign lands which could get you in trouble.

The Trinvo Talking Translator has a 2,500-word dictionary and 750 commonly used sentences in each language. Thus, you can easily look-up and find the meaning of the word uttered by the taxi driver in reply to your question. Need to find your hotel? Find the suitable sentence and fill-in the name of your hotel and you’re done. The driver will take you where you want to go pronto. It can even save and recall sentences which you recently used, just in case you need to say it again.

This useful and practical device also features sightseeing information on the countries that the languages are spoken, currency converter to help you calculate how much you need to pay the driver in dollars if you don’t have Euros on hand, and a metric converter, just in case the driver tells you you’re 5 miles away from your hotel and you really need to know how that translates to kilometers. You just don’t know when info like these becomes absolutely necessary, if even just for your peace of mind.

The Trinvo Talking Translator also has built-in games to while away your time and it has an adjustable screen contrast to minimize strain in your sight. This device is really one cool device that would get you to great places especially if you’re a frequent traveler.

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