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MAESTRO
Description
The Maestro is a PDA device that allows
individuals who are blind or have low vision to access functions like calendar,
notes, and access to text files through voice output on the PDA device. Files
from computers can also be transferred to this device. One key feature of this
PDA is that you can type straight from a Braille keyboard
into audible text. It also has a stereo headset jack. There are
expansion slots for memory cards as well.The cost of this device is unlisted
and users are instructed to contact the manufacturer for pricing. The
manufacturer information is as follows:
Purpose
In today's hectic schedule people need to be
organized. People with disabilities are no exception. They need the ability to
communicate with others. Individuals with fine motor deficits may have a
problem operating this PDA but it is an incredible device nonetheless. Users are usually more proficient with
Maestro if they have had previous PDA experience.
Directions
Standard operations of
PDA apply to the use of the Maestro. The only difference is that the device
utilizes verbal commands of the user and it activates the appropriate file or
section of the phone based on the verbal command.
Pros and Cons
Pros: Calendar,
Windows Media player, large screen
Cons: Battery
life, slow processor, price
Manufacturer
Information:
Cost: $300-$400
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Sunday, July 8, 2012
MAESTRO
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