If you or a loved one are looking for a new handheld video magnifier, check out the LookyPlus. This video magnifier allows users to read text more easily and view photos more clearly on its 3.5-inch LCD screen. The LookyPlus offers a magnification range of 2x to 20x and five different color modes. It features […]
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Luna S Electronic Video Magnifier
Zoomax offers several solutions for individuals with visual impairments. One of their newest devices is the Luna S Electronic Video Magnifier. The Luna S is a 4.3-inch handheld electronic magnifier upgrade from the Snow Video Magnifier. It boasts crystal-clear images and an FM radio feature in a compact body. Simply slide the device into your […]
Monday Tech Tip: Optelec Clearview Go
Greg Blackman, VP, at Eye Can See, Inc. shows us the Optelec Clearview Go, which is a portable high definition video magnifier. Check it out here: Click here to learn more about Eye Can See, Inc. and the Optelec Clearview Go.
ATFAQ083 – Q1- Scanning pens Q2- Real-time GPS trackers Q3- Head worn Video Magnification Devices – Q4- Intellikeys alternatives Q5- Wildcard question:
Podcast: Play in new window | Download Panel – Brian Norton, Josh Anderson, Belva Smith, and Wade Wingler – Q1- Scanning pens Q2- Real-time GPS trackers Q3- Head worn Video Magnification Devices – Q4- Intellikeys alternatives Q5- Wildcard question: What would you have done differently when you were 15yrs old based on where you are […]
Zoomax Snow 10 Pro Brings Printed Word to Life
The Zoomax Handheld Video Magnifier Snow 10 Pro doesn’t just magnify the world for those people with visual impairment. It features clear, human-sounding speech that brings the printed word to life. It’s a 10-inch high-definition video magnifier featuring text-to-speech, Reader Mode and three-way viewing capabilities. The device is the perfect blend of portability, affordability and […]
Monday Tech Tip: Patriot VRM Video Magnifier
Greg Blackman, VP, at Eye Can See, Inc. shows us the Patriot Vrm Video Magnifier combines with OCR. Check it out here: