This sleek device that fits right in the user's hand uses global positioning technology to help blind people find their way just about anywhere! Clipped to a blind person's belt or in a pocket, this device compliments any cane or guide dog user. It does not replace cane or guide dog mobility.

Features include:

• • Ability to pinpoint where you are
• • Create routes
• • Name nearby attractions

To learn more about this device visit Trekker talking GPS by Humanware

Available through a cellular phone, blind people can now read a variety of things independently while they are out and about! This device enhances the confidence of blind people as they go through their daily activities.

Fascinating Features Include:

• • Read menus
• • Read prescription bottles
• • Read mailing labels and packaging information
• • Read most documents
• • Recognizes U.S. currency

To learn more about the KNFB Reader Mobile, visit KNFB Reader Mobile

The size of a deck of cards, this powerful reading device opens a wide world of accessible reading for the blind. Users can read books, text documents, listen to podcasts, and music.

Great Features Include:

• • DAISY and MP3 format
• • Able to read National Library Service (NLS) for the Blind books and magazines
• • Able to read student textbooks from Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic (RFB&D)
• • Easy to download movies, music and podcasts
• • Up to 15 hours of reading
• • Rechargeable battery
• • Never lose your page. Victor Reader starts where you left off
• • Quick access voice notes

To learn more about the KNFB Reader Mobile, visit Victor Reader Stream by Humanware