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Since 1990, GW Micro has been a trusted pioneer in the adaptive technology industry, and continues to lead with innovative, customer driven solutions.

Screen Reading Software
Window-Eyes is the most reliable, stable, user-friendly screen reading software package for blind and visually impaired users, and provides complete access to virtually all Microsoft Windows software applications, including word processing, spreadsheets, web browsing, and email.
 
Braille Notetaker
The Braille Sense is the first Braille notetaker to offer notetaking and entertainment in a single package. With a 32 cell refreshable Braille display, LCD screen, Braille Keyboard, and multiple input and output ports, you can perform several functions from one powerful device: notetaker, word processor, email, scheduler, address manager, web browser, scientific calculator, DAISY player, MP3 player, and digital audio recorder.
 
Palmtop Computer
The Small-Talk Ultra has the power to be your accessible desktop computer, laptop computer, and PDA. Best of all, the Small-Talk Ultra fits nicely in the palm of your hand, and can be used to take notes in class, use high-powered applications at work, email friends and clients, surf the web, listen to music while on the go, and more.
 
Portable CCTV
The Portable SenseView CCTV is the world's smallest portable CCTV, and is packed with features. The Portable SenseView has a 4.3
 
PDA
The Voice Sense is the smallest, lightest and most fashionable PDA for the visually impaired with a Perkins style keyboard for inputting information and synthesized voice for outputting information.
 
Portable Braille Display
The SyncBraille is one of the smallest, lightest, and most affordable, portable Braille displays in the world.
 
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Tip of the Day

When a control, such as an edit box, is navigated to (usually with the TAB key), that control is said to have "focus." When a control has focus, it can be interacted with. Only one control can have focus at a time, and when a control has focus, the window that contains that control will be active. You can read the name of the focused control using the Window-Eyes Field Name hot key (CTRL-SHIFT-N by default). You can read the data inside the focused control using the Window-Eyes Field Data hot key (CTRL-SHIFT-D by default).

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