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Media Players

Access entertainment from broadcast, streaming, or personal players.
A small black rectangular device on a neck strap with three icon buttons on the front: a telephone, a microphone, and a computer.

A device that gives users wearing Oticon hearing aids control over all functions: changing the hearing programs or regulating the hearing aid volume and the connection to all audio, entertainment and communication devices. This device sends audio signals directly to both ears, transforming the hearing aids into two small wireless headphones.

Large, yellow rectangular software box with screen shot of MAGic software menu on cover.

A screen magnification and screen reading program for low vision computer users.

A screenshot of a computer screen that has two graphs of sound waves. There are menu buttons at the top and the usual play, record, fast forward buttons at the bottom.

Audio editing software to export and/or convert songs into mp3 format, designed for use by the visually impaired.

A document with text, a separate window with menu options on top of it, and a feather pen to the left.

Audio player software for PC or Mac designed to help transcribe audio recordings. Reduce turn around time using Express Scribe’s audio playback with keyboard hotkeys or by installing one of the supported transcribing pedals. 

A red podium on wheels with a large table at the top, in between two speakers and above a control panel..

A self-service, touchscreen, multi-activity mega-tablet suitable for seniors and nursing homes. It can play music, games, slideshows, videos.

A tall, white terminal with a monitor and speakers at the top, a tray in the middle, and a speaker near the bottom.

A digital media terminal that is suitable for seniors and retirement homes that contains music, karaoke, games, animation, audiobooks, and other activities. 

Partial view of a wheelchair is shown with a large button-switch attached to a screen, both mounted at the end of the armrest. The screen is blue with a small built-in antenna.

A complete control system of the environment and communication systems through the user's wheelchair, regardless of the user's minimum mobility.

Diagram with a screenshot of the software in the middle and arrows pointing to various functions connected to boxes with explanations.

Software for people with motor, cognitive, and sensorial handicaps to use for listening to music and viewing photographs.

A black rectangular device with six inputs on the side.

A Programmable IR transmitter that can be used with up to six different 0/1 contacts. Big Jack is suitable for anyone who needs big and clear contacts.

Angled view of rectangular black electronic device with a display showing control button choices and sound indicators.

A touch-free music system designed to allow people with physical or developmental disabilities to create music by using sensor technology to translate body movement into sounds.