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Key Features   1.      Powerful performance and rapid data processing:   Boasting a 1GHz Mobile CPU and a 32GB flashdisk, Braille Sense U2 offers rapid data processing combined with as much memory as you desire.   2.      Power-packed for the office environment:   Create and read documents in any of five languages and use multiple bilingual dictionaries to ensure accuracy and style. Highlight your most important points with advanced font and style options. Always have complete and up-to-date access to your email with IMAP access, and open EML files directly from the File manager. Secure your valuable information with file encryption.   3.      Powerful educational tool:   In addition to the bilingual features and Sense Dictionary for language practice and learning, Braille Sense U2 offers fraction calculation and Nemeth Braille code entry into a fully functional scientific calculator. Our unique built-in LCD allows sighted teachers and parents to view a student’s progress while he uses Braille Sense U2.   4.      Enhanced sound, outstanding media:   Enjoy a clear and powerful stereo audio listening experience with easily accessible audio buttons and 11 equalizer settings. In addition, easily and instantly control FM Radio, DAISY Player and Media Player with designated media buttons located on the front of the unit.   5.      Created with the Deaf-blind in mind:   HIMS’ unique, flipable LCD display has facilitated easy and natural communication with the deaf-blind for several years. Now with an added vibrate Motor, a deaf-blind person can be alerted to receive messages or errors in input or navigation.   6.      Connectivity anywhere, any time:   Stay connected to your friends, family and the world via Ethernet, Wi-Fi (b/g/n) or 3G USB modem   7.      Instant Social Networking:   Take advantage of our mobile connectivity and click on Twitter to instantly access the world of social networking. Chat with your classmates, co-workers, family and friends using Google Talk anytime, anywhere.   8.      GPS Receiver and electronic compass:   Improved GPS receiver and electronic compass allow you to explore your surroundings and provide instant, accurate directions or real-time, turn-by-turn navigation to your destination. GPS map data is an optional add-on.   Specifications   Model: H432B Braille display: 32 Cell Keyboard type: Perkins-style CPU: Mobile CPU (1GHz) Flash memory: 32GB Video display: LCD, VGA Interface: 3 USB host, 1 USB mini, SD slot Network: Ethernet, WLAN (IEEE802.11 b/g/n), Support for 3G modem Bluetooth: FTP service, Bluetooth Serial/headset hands free/printer/keyboard Navigation: Built-in GPS receiver & electronic compass (map data is optional) Battery: 17 hours battery life / 5 hours charging time Size: 250x128x39mm / 9.8”x5”x1.5” Weight: 924g / 2lbs  

The first Pen in the World that offers true freedom and independence. Take your favourite Dolphin Access software with you from PC to PC without having to install (available for Lunar, LunarPlus, Hal or Supernova). Who uses Dolphin Pen? The Dolphin Pen will benefit any visually impaired computer user that desires the flexibility to work on any standard PC. Useful for students and employees who use different desks. Key Benefits: Take magnification, speech and Braille with to any PC* you use without having to install software or carry CDs. Easy to use and quick to setup, simply plug-in and go*. Ultimate portability for users. The pen is a tiny, lightweight yet robust device that can fit in your pocket. Allows access to any compatible computer. Users are no longer tied to dedicated computers (perfect for schools, libraries and universities). Offers the same flexibility and independence available to other computer

Key Features: 1.      Great for blind and low vision students 2.      Also helpful for geometry applications in the workplace 3.      Includes ruler, 2 squares (45 and 30-degree), protractor & compass 4.      Metric (cm) tactile markings on ruler and squares 5.      Angle degree tactile markings on protractor

Raised Markers: To assist with touch-reading, there are three different types of raised markers on the dial of this watch: a single oblong at 12 o’clock, pairs of dots at 9, 3 and 6 o’clock, and single dots at each of the hours in between. Key Features: Flip-open Crystal with a single push to touch-read the time Swiss quartz movement Reinforced Hands – The hands of this watch are stronger than ordinary watch hands, to better withstand touch-reading Butterfly Clasp to assure easy opening and closing Specifications: Gender: Men’s Movement: Swiss quartz Case Material: Stainless steel Case Finish: Polished Case-back: Snap on Crystal: Push-button opening mineral Crown: Regular Strap / Bracelet: Genuine calfskin leather strap Buckle: Metal with Wenger logo Lug Width: 20mm Power Source: Battery

The C2 Compass is a miniature hand-held battery-operated eight-point compass with digitized voice output. The compass is contained in a semi-transparent light-blue enclosure. At the top there is the speaker and the activation button. A three-position slide switch on the side is used to switch the compass off (central position) and select one of the two in-built languages or voices. The C2 Compass represents an excellent mobility tool for an active blind or vision-impaired person. Unobtrusive, light-weight and reliable, it augments it's user's orientation sense, and contributes to his or her safety and self-confidence. Never get lost again with the C2 compass! The compass pronounces the eight compass points in clear digitized speech. There are two languages to select from (these can be determined at the time of order). Most major languages are supported and others can be added upon request. Customized voices are also available for volume purchasers. As a facility intended for partially sighted people, the compass also includes an in-built color indicator (visible through the semi-transparent enclosure), which indicates the direction using a combination of three colours:

Compact size 100 characters per second Print from portable devices Braille and text labeled control panel Tractor-fed : most reliable paper feeding method The Index Braille Basic model has been a favorite among Braille users since the 1980's. Basic has had a journey offering different functionalities, but always maintaining its modern attire for its times. In today's V5 series you can find modern features such as; Wi-fi connection,  Emboss from USB memory,  and for the first time ever Print Braille from mobile devices.  Embossing Braille is effortless with this tractor-fed Braille embosser. The fan-folded paper is found to be the most reliable, and therefore, the most commonly used paper style for Braille embossers.  As always, the V5 embosser series is: easy-to-use built to last includes modern braille printing functions offers extensive service options produces quality braille technology (and all available for the best price). Throughout the past 25+ years on its journey, Basic-D has earned its position as the single most sold Braille embosser worldwide. Over 10, 000 Basic-D embossers have been sold and we are not stopping there as we truly believe that our Braille embossers will give you the most out of your investment.  The history of the  Basic-D  Braille embosser In 1988 Basic Blue Bar was developed as a part of our first generation of modern braille embossers. The small, light and efficient Basic was received well by customers from its initial introduction in which propelled for further development. In 1995 Basic V2 was introduced. Its appearance was much like the Basic model is today; a well-known and much appreciated user-friendly design. The Basic V2 comprised of the Basic-D (double-sided embossing) and Basic-S (single-sided embossing) embosser models.  Basic-D V3 was released in 2002. During the life of the V3 series the Basic-S model was removed as double-sided Braille became the norm.  In 2011 the Basic-D V4 came out. The V4 platform is one of Index Braille's largest developmental processes in order to follow user demand. Both the hardware and software underwent a transformation that shook the Braille embosser market.