“Braille n Speak 2000” A communication device for the blind.

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“Braille n Speak 2000” A communication device for the blind

 Size of a small calculator  Seven large flat keys  Rechargeable battery  Comes in one or two languages  Use keys to type grade 1 and 2 of braille  Includes a word processor, spell check, & speech synthesizer  Compatible with computers for printing

 Earphone  Serial cable  Soft leather case  Additional software  Battery charger/AC adapter  Braille quick-reference guide  Manual in print and on audiocassette

 An individual with vision impairment or blindness  Can be used as a note taker for students or professionals  Can be used to write papers, articles, and/or reminders  Recites back what has been typed to help avoid errors  Eliminates having to depend on assistance with dictation

$1395 for one language $1595 for dual language Device is cover by most health insurances Manufacturer Freedom Scientific st Court North St. Petersburg, FL United States Sales & Information Phone: (within US) Website:

With proper training on how to use the “Braille n Speak 2000” any youth or adult with vision impairment or blindness can become a self-sufficient individual who can actively participate in his/her surroundings through written form. It is light weight, simple to use, and easily compatible computers. I recommend this assistive device.