Note Teller
For the visually impaired person, the difficulty in determining paper money denominations has been a major barrier to a fuller life within the sighted world. There's been little choice but to rely on friends, family members or strangers. Note Teller 2 is accurate, reliable and easy to operate. Bank notes can be inserted and read in any orientation. It turns on and off quickly and automatically. The volume is adjustable and the standard headphone jack provides privacy.

Color Teller
Color Teller announces all the common colors, plus many tints and shades like pink, pale blue-green, dark brown and vivid yellow. It is 6 inches long, about 3 ounces and is very durable. Color Teller allows you to set up the unit to suit your needs. It has three volume levels, English, French and Spanish language selection, two levels of color announcement detail and operates with the single press of a button.

Omni Bar Code Reader
i.d. mate OMNI is a portable "all-in-one" talking bar code scanner. It allows an individual to identify items using the product's bar code or UPC. A database of over 2.7 million North American UPC's and descriptions gives the user a huge head start in identifying the product and getting the information needed about the item.

KNFB Mobile Reader
The KNFB Mobile Reader reads most printed documents, from letters and memos to pages in a book, reads address labels and package information and instructions and easily recognizes U.S. currency. It displays each sentence visually and highlights each word as it is read, stores thousands of pages using easily obtainable flash memory, and transfers text files to and from computers or Braille note takers . It also adjusts reading speed to suit user's preference. In addition, with the use of a screen reader, the user can access the other functions of the phone devices including making and receiving phone calls, personal information management such as contacts, calendar, etc. Also contains ability to run accessible GPS systems.

VictorReader Steam
Download your favourite books and MP3s on your Stream and leave home with your library in the palm of your hand. This versatile, powerful DAISY-MP3 and NISO player lets you read and navigate through complex books, such as reference manuals and school books, as well as novels and magazines. And that’s not all… it includes a voice recorder, and can store and play music and podcasts.

Intel Reader
The mobile device that reads print aloud.  The Intel Reader enhances independence for people with visual impairments, blindness, or reading-based learning disabilities by providing convenient and flexible access to a variety of printed materials.  The Intel Reader’s unique design combines a high-resolution camera with the power of an Intel Atom processor that converts printed text to digital text, then reads it aloud.  With the Intel Reader, people can:

Trekker Breeze
This is a very simple and affordable GPS for people who are visually impaired.  As simple as your TV remote, Breeze can be controlled by one hand.  It verbally announces names of streets, intersections and landmarks as you walk.  No need to stop passersby to know where you are…simply press a button and Breeze tells you your location on the spot.  When you are in a vehicle, Breeze announces all intersections, allowing you to exit when you want.

Imagine doing your neighborhood chores freely without having to always depend on other people, without having to count your steps or always worry about getting lost…Breeze tells you where you are, where you are going and what is around, such as stores and public services.  You can get more out of your neighborhood.  A new world awaits you!

eClipseScanStation
This is a simple scanning and reading workstation that creates DAISY talking books for personal use.  It includes the following features:

ABlsee Eye-Pal
Scans printed material and instantly converts text to speech for the blind and deaf-blind.   Eye-Pal makes it possible to turn any computer into a scanner and reader for the blind.  It converts printable material to refreshable Braille, speech, or saved text file.  Faster than flatbed scanner, it takes only 3-7 seconds from keystroke to speech or Braille output.)