DAISY Player : HV/Angel Player
A Lightweight Daisy Player, Digital Talking E-book Reader, MP3 Player, Radio and Voice Recorder all in one for Blind & Visually Impaired.
List of DAISY
Braille Notetakers : Braille Sense U2
BRAILLE SENSE U2 : Stay connected to your friends, family and the world via Ethernet, Wi-Fi (b/g/n) or 3G USB modem and 32 cell Braille Notetaker and is available in 2 models with Perkins Keyboard or with Qwerty Keyboard.
Braille Notetakers : Braille Sense U2 Mini
Braille Notetakers: Built-in DAISY Player that supports DAISY 2.0/2.02, ANSI/NISO Z39.86 (DAISY 3.0), NIMAS, NLS, Bookshare.org and Learning Ally (formerly RFB&D)
Plextalk Vachak – Digital talking Book Player and Recorder
Plextalk Vachak Hindi and English TTS- Digital talking Book Player and Recorder. The “DAISY OK” Designation denotes conformance to the DAISY standard.
PLEXTALK PTR2 – Take audio books and music with you
PLEXTALK PTR2 is the digital talking book recorder, specially designed for the people with visually impaired. You can play DAISY2.0/2.02 audio books, and also record and edit in CD-R/RW and CF card.
PLEXTALK Pnt2 – DAISY Player
The online DAISY player for the visually impaired. Recording media: 2GB Internal Memory – DAISY online – Web radio streaming – Podcast downloading – blue tooth – palyback – recording onto media – CD – SD Card – USB
PLEXTALK Linio Pocket
Recording media: 8GB Internal Memory – DAISY online – Web radio streaming – Podcast downloading – palyback – DAISY recording with mic – recording onto media – CD – Internal memory – SD Card – USB – DAISY editable software
My hands are already full!!! – Prashant Ranjan Verma
My name is Prashant Ranjan Verma and I am a Indian national presently residing in New Delhi. I am a visually impaired person – about 75% loss of vision. I am a Sagitarrius by birth and I am married.
Mohammed Wasim, a visually challenged English tutor
Articulate speech coupled with a pinch of philosophy and unending optimism defines Mohammed Wasim, a visually challenged English tutor, at the Samarthanam Trust for the Disabled. Born with his vision intact, Mr. Wasim developed microphthalmos, a hereditary eye disease, that eventually led to his being visually impaired at the age of seven.
Nothing succeeds like success – Mr. K Ramkrishna
At the age of 9, I suffered with Glaucoma in left eye. Unfortunately surgery did not succeed and I lost my left vision. Subsequently at the age of 13, vision in my right eye also started deteriorating due to retinal detachment. By the time I was in standard 8, I lost vision in both eyes.