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B&W
Price:
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Price: $1,995
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Optelec ClearView Reading Aid & Digital Magnifier Overview
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One Button Control System -
ClearView+ has been designed with many exciting features,
none more impressive than the one-button control system that
allows you to increase or decrease magnification and change
from photo mode to black and white, as well as reverse.
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Customized High Quality
Monitors
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ClearView+ displays are specially selected and tuned for
maximum sharpness, brightness and contrast – this is no
off-the-shelf monitor or TV. Each monitor is selected and
tested by low vision experts to provide the best possible
image. In addition, each display can be tilted and
positioned for maximum comfort.
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Always-in-Focus (AIF™)
Technology ensures objects are always in crisp, clear focus
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Innovative Lighting Design -
Two light sources, located on either side of the camera
provide even distribution of light across the object viewed,
while eliminating glare and shadowing.
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Easy-Glide Platform with
Electronic Brake-
Allows you to easily scan every inch of the object you are
viewing. Platform moves left and right, forward and back. If
you want the table held steady, simply push the electronic
brake.
Key Features
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High quality 17" Color CRT monitor
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Exceptional brightness/contrast
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Vibrant Colors2x-50x Magnification
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Always-in-Focus technology for crisp, clear picture at
all times
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Easy-Glide XY table with electronic brake
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Upgradeable Design
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Optional features can be added post-sale
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Open platform for future product enhancements
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Optional Features
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Basic Feature Pack
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Alternate colors
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Position Indicator
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Advanced Feature pack
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Alternate Colors
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Position Indicator
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Windows/Line Markers
The
ClearView solutions are excellent low vision / vision aids for
individuals with macular degeneration, cataracts or other low
vision conditions or challenges. Please email
customercare@sspdirect .com or call 1.845.735 1417 if you
have additional questions. We're happy to help.
FAQ:
What Is The Difference Between An LCD and
a CRT Monitor? |
