Re: advice on portable CCTVs

Lynn Evans <[email protected]> Tue, 11 Mar 2008 22:18:24 -0400
Newsgroups gmane.comp.accessibility.vision
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JAWS is strictly a screen reader. F S has a product called MAGIC that is 
screen magnifier and screen reader.

MAX will connect to your TV set to read documets

Hello amy and George:



I am a bit confused here being from Florida, the state of confusion around 
election time.



This video magnifier slash mouse that magnifies your computer screen is what 
type of hybrid?



The Microsoft mouse seems to magnify what is on the laptop's monitor.



The opti mouse with the video camera will magnify the reading material 
underneath it and project the image to the laptop monitor.



So what am I not understanding?



I use a portable video magnifier called the Nero. It is quite pricy at $795 
the price I paid for my Patriot Eagle stand alone magnifier and a nice price 
to pay for a laptop.

 http://www.aisquared.com/Products/portable/index.cfm

I use ZoomText magnifier and screen reader for my computer.

www.aisquared.com



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Subject: Re: [VICUG-L] advice on portable CCTVs


:I hope I am understanding you correctly. if you want to have the effects
: of a CCTV, to magnify materials outside of the computer....my previous
: anser about special cables will help. If you want to magnify the screen
: and see what is within the computer, you can use any number of screeen
: enlarging screnn reading software such as Zoomtext or JAWS. Zoomtext is
: available from AiSquarek and JAWS is available from Freedom Scientific.
:
: Valerie
:
: On Tue, Mar 11, 2008, Amy Bower <[email protected]> said:
:
: >
: >
: > Hi All - Does anyone have experience with a portable mouse-like CCTV 
that
: > magnifies on a computer screen (specifically, a laptop)? There is one 
sold
: > by Freedom Vision called Opti-Mouse. I use a TVi Color for the kitchen 
to
: > magnify on a TV screen, but I'm specifically looking for something that
: > works with the laptop screen.
: > Thanks.
: > Amy B.
: >
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