Extreme Reader from Guerilla Technologies sets a new standard in desktop reading devices. Three models serve readers of all computer comfort levels with ultra-reliable operation and clear, fluid speech output of today's popular media, including scanned print, text files on diskette, and DAISY-formatted CD books.
The new, more compact, Extreme Reader comes with built in speakers and can be used with a computer monitor or TV. All three models include a stacked scanning and reading unit and a custom keyboard with functions marked both visually and tactually. Other features include AT&T Natural Voices ® and world class scanning accuracy. Model XR-10e, the ultimate hardware reading device for the power user at $3,500, uses a twenty-two-operation keypad, saves, retrieves, and navigates through your documents with maximum precision, and has an internal file system to store and sort documents. This model also can drive your Enabling Technologies Braille Embosser directly, so you can scan and Braille a document in minutes Model XR-1, the new standard in hardware reading appliances at $2,925, uses a sixteen-operation keypad. The XR-1 will save, retrieve, and navigate through your documents. Model ER-1, the most basic and easy-to-use system at $3,125, uses a four-button keypad, enabling even the most computer-challenged readers to read in record time.All three models come with a print and floppy manual, a one year warranty and software or hardware updates for one year. As your needs change, all models are user upgradeable.
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Single-Sided: Romeo Attaché | Romeo Attaché Pro | Romeo 25 | Romeo Pro 50 | Thomas | Thomas Pro | Marathon
Double-Sided: Juliet Classic | Juliet Pro | ET | Juliet Pro 60
Commercial: BookMaker | Braille Express 100 | Braille Express 150 | BraillePlace | PED-30
Signmaker: PrestoBraille | KGS Braille Labeler
Print/Braille: TranSend LT | Gemini Print and Braille Embosser
Braille Translation Software from Duxbury Systems
Braille Graphics and Other Tactile Graphics
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