Take your books, music, and more wherever you go with HumanWare's Victor Reader Stream 3 - a hand-held media player! Imagine being able to listen to the latest novels, magazines, or your favorite music, podcasts, and your own voice recordings, all in the palm of your hand. With its sleek, compact design and wireless capabilities, HumanWare's digital media player opens up a world of possibilities. Functional specifications
- Direct download or transfer books from dedicated libraries
- Internet radio streaming or transfer content to listen offline
- Access Wikipedia
- Bookmark content
- Audio recording
- Connects to Wi-fi or to a computer
- Bluetooth to connect to headphones or speakers
- Online or offline modes - no need for data sim card to use the device
- Numeric keypad and specific key shapes for different functions
- Simple navigation
- Browse DAISY books by chapter, section, or phrase
- Move through text files by paragraph, sentence, word
- Go To Page key finds pages just like turning to a specific page in a printed book
- Never lose your place: your VR Stream automatically resumes where you left off
- Bookmark important passages - even record your own voice annotations
- Navigate MP3 books and music by folder or file
- Playback speed control
- Sleep key - playback stops if you fall asleep
- Information key announces book title, time elapsed/remaining, total pages and more
- Where Am I key announces reading position such as page, chapter, or song title
- Key describer announces the functions of each key
- Battery recharging time: 4 hours via AC adapter
- Battery autonomy: 15 hours
About the Donor: Recognized as an industry leader, HumanWare's mission is to develop solutions enabling people living with visual impairment and vision loss to develop their potential and maintain their autonomy. Through the dedication of the company's employees and partners in North America, the United Kingdom, Australia and a worldwide distribution network, HumanWare improves the quality of life for their customers by promoting literacy, inclusion, and accessibility.
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