5.0In Electronic Reading Aid, 3-48X Zoom Video Magnifier, 26

5.0In Electronic Reading Aid, 3-48X Zoom Video Magnifier, 26 Color Modes, AV/TV/HDMI Output, for Reading Writing Viewing Maps Books
- ► 5.0-inch super anti-dazzle screen, with a resolution of 800X480. supports 3X ~ 48X non-polar magnification, clear and smooth, supports 2X optical zoom, and improves 4X after magnification,Adopt ultra-thin shape, zero distance design, support handle, easy to carry, concave double color button design, high contrast, clear touch.
- ► Adopts the design of dual cameras, near-far scenarios also clear, dual 3 million camera, 1080P 30 (far lens）/ 720P 60 (near lens）, easy storage and playback scenery and text, using multipoint capacitive touch screen. power saving design, the range of about 4 hours, no automatic shutdown after operation 3 minutes.
- ► Comfortable reading, writing is fluent, support 26 kinds of color mode, meet the needs of different people, support the color pattern customization features, Support voice prompt function, simple operation, convenient for visually impaired people to use,can use voice to note pictures.
- ► Support the TF card, unlimited expansion of storage capacity, support memory function, automatic save all Settings, the user last remember the user's habits, AV and 1080 i60 external HDMI hd TV, provide bigger and more clear visual effect.
- ► Works great!! Enables severely vision impaired people the chance to read again. They can read the mail she gets or read a magazine article. probably not going to help reading a book or lengthy articles, but perfect for menus, bills, ingredients, prescriptions, phone numbers!
Country USA
Brand TFECOM
Manufacturer TFECOM
Binding Electronics
ItemPartNumber TFECOM
UnitCount 1
EANs 9410587297686
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

Country	USA
Brand	TFECOM
Manufacturer	TFECOM
Binding	Electronics
ItemPartNumber	TFECOM
UnitCount	1
EANs	9410587297686
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

5.0In Electronic Reading Aid, 3-48X Zoom Video Magnifier, 26 Color Modes, AV/TV/HDMI Output, for Reading Writing Viewing Maps Books