[Arizona-students] FW: AccessWorld(R) May Issue Now Available
Rivas-Parker, Karla, K
KRivas at azdes.gov
Tue May 8 10:50:18 CDT 2007
The May 2007 issue of AccessWorld(R), the American Foundation for the
Blind's technology magazine, is now available on our web site.
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The May issue, which you can read at
http://www.afb.org/accessworld
features:
Several Models in One: A Review of HumanWare's SmartView Xtend
Rather than offering a number of CCTVs with different features,
HumanWare
sells the SmartView Xtend. This product offers a variety of upgrades
designed to meet the changing needs of consumers.--Lee Huffman
Accessibility Wash: New, Usable Washers and Dryers Are Released
Accessibility is now part of the design cycle at Whirlpool and Sears
Kenmore.--Bradley Hodges
CSUN 2007
New personal digital assistants, screen readers for pocket PCs and new
CCTVs were the highlights at this year's conference.--Deborah Kendrick
and
Jay Leventhal
Show Me the Money: An Evaluation of the Note Teller 2 Money Identifier
We review the only device available for identifying U.S.
currency.--Bradley Hodges, Darren Burton, and Mark Uslan
The Large Challenge of Small Devices: A First Look at the Mobile Device
Landscape
We define the differences among Pocket PCs, smartphones and Symbian
phones, and provide a first look at Pocket PC access.--Bradley Hodges
Jay Leventhal
Editor-in-Chief
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