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Reads Content and Controls Aloud

Medium-sized tablet devices with digital book pages. They are roughly the size of a standard paperback book. Three have black borders, while one is a white device. One of the e-readers is shown with a stylus. The e-readers do not have color screens like standard tablets but are black and white and more opaque than a tablet.

Allows users to read and purchase digital books, newspapers, and magazines, while also eliminating the need to flip a page or physically hold a book. E-readers also typically allow users to change font size, increase the contrast, and modify how many lines of text fill a page.

Various models of handheld scanners. Three resemble electronic rulers and have small color display screens and menu buttons. One model is a small-sized rectangular box with a non-color display screen. It also features several menu buttons and is shown scanning a business card. One model is black; one is turquoise; the other two are silver.

Handheld scanners allow a user to scan entire documents or lines of text with a lightweight, portable device.

An arch of yellow, dark blue, and light blue slashes.

An accessible online library for people with print disabilities.

Seeing AI App logo: a white, randomized line-art design against a dark turquoise background.

Talking camera for users with visual impairments.

 A laptop computer with large, high-contrast text displayed across the full width of the screen. Use the keyboard arrow buttons to navigate up and down across the screen. This computer comes with a flat-bed scanner, headphones, and a small MP3 player.

The LapTalk Computer for visually impaired is the most intuitive computer for the blind available. The LapTalk empowers visually impaired users to instantly “get online” with no training required! Plug it in, and you’re ready to go.

Large, horizontal display screen with white background and ZoomText written across the center. Software box on left of display.

A fully integrated magnification and reading program tailored for low-vision users. 

ReadIt App Icon next to laptop displaying software in use on screen.

Software designed specifically for low vision and blind users, enabling them to read any printed or electronic format document.

Large, rectangular, and black device, with a cord connecting a smaller black device resembling an iPod.

Audiobook is a small, compact reading device that reads printed texts out loud.

Audiologic logo, which is a blue half-circle and a wifi "signal" symbol in the center.

A text-to-speech Android program that allows users to hear print content out loud on their mobile devices.

Video magnifier with words displayed on monitor screen. The device features a platform base for placing materials to be magnified.

A series of desktop video magnifiers with HD magnification.