New low vision aid
Posted: Sep 28th, '11, 13:24
As some of you know, I have suffered from macular degeneration most of my adult life and use a variety of low vision aids. These consist of computer enhancement programs and closed circuit TV systems that magnify images. I've used a hand held portable electronic magnifier for several years and love it, called a Pico. But today one of the major low vision companies, AI Squared, came out with a new & super hand held, the i-lowview. I just ordered one since it has the features I'd always wished my old Pico had, one of which is huge, a 3.5 hour use time on one charge vs. about 25-30 minutes for my Pico.
Anyway, here is the link to it and they are giving a discount for the first 200 units sold - $649 and they charged me about $17 shipping.
http://www.aisquared.com/hardware/categ ... y/iloview/
If any of you or your loved ones have low vision I'd highly recc this, and of course having used the low vision electronics since the late 80s I'm sorta an expert on them and happy to answer any questions about the stuff. email, royvictor@cox.net or my cell, 225 937 1319.
Could be a major lifestyle changer for someone.
UV
Anyway, here is the link to it and they are giving a discount for the first 200 units sold - $649 and they charged me about $17 shipping.
http://www.aisquared.com/hardware/categ ... y/iloview/
If any of you or your loved ones have low vision I'd highly recc this, and of course having used the low vision electronics since the late 80s I'm sorta an expert on them and happy to answer any questions about the stuff. email, royvictor@cox.net or my cell, 225 937 1319.
Could be a major lifestyle changer for someone.
UV