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Juno
Magnify on-the-go with this powerful, 7-inch LCD touchscreen handheld video magnifier with Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and Text-to-Speech (TTS). Designed to accommodate the needs of adults with low vision, Juno is a great magnifying solution for use during work and recreational activities. Juno can capture and process multiple pages of printed text using OCR, and features 2x-30x magnification and 24 high-contrast color modes. Available for purchase in the U.S.
“This is probably the most feature-rich handheld magnifier I have ever seen. The quality of the near magnification is very good, which in my opinion, is the most important function of this device. I really appreciate the different modes available, and I found the OCR to be very accurate.”
Chameleon™ 20
This portable, 20-cell refreshable braille display and notetaker is perfect for use in and out of the workplace setting. The Chameleon 20 provides a comfortable reading and writing experience and boasts superior internal intelligence and multiple modes of connectivity. Use as a stand-alone notetaker, or as a braille display to edit documents on your computer. Available for purchase in the U.S. For sales outside of the U.S., please visit our partners at HumanWare.
“I use the Chameleon in my job every single day. I couldn’t imagine coming to work without it.”
Mantis™ Q40
Keep braille at your fingertips anytime, anywhere, with this Bluetooth® keyboard and 40-cell refreshable braille display. No longer choose between a keyboard or a braille device—at the same time you’re typing on the Mantis, the refreshable braille below the keyboard is providing a multimodal braille complement to the screen reader, making your workday for productive and successful. Available for purchase in the U.S. For sales outside of the U.S., please visit our partners at HumanWare.
“The Mantis Q40 has definitely become a productivity tool in all my programming projects. It is fundamental for me to have immediate access to braille with the advantage of using a QWERTY keyboard.”