[Arizona-students] Fw: Download the Free Blio e-Reader Today!
Allison Hilliker (NFBA)
nfbarizona at gmail.com
Wed Sep 29 05:21:08 UTC 2010
What! That's terrible! I heard the accessible version of Blio demonstrated
at Washington Seminar. What happened to it since then?
Allison
----- Original Message -----
From: "David Andrews" <dandrews at visi.com>
To: "Arizona Association of Blind Students List"
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Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2010 5:26 PM
Subject: Re: [Arizona-students] Fw: Download the Free Blio e-Reader Today!
Unfortunately the released version is not
accessible, a note on site says accessible version coming in October!
Dave
At 03:39 PM 9/28/2010, you wrote:
>Blio Launch Announcement FYI. Read about an exciting new way to read books
>in accessible formats! Allison Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2010 12:55 PM
>Subject: Download the Free Blio e-Reader Today!
>K-NFB Reading Technology, creator and developer of the BlioT e-reading
>software, is pleased to annouunce the launch of Blio, the most advanced,
>flexible, interactive and engaging e-reading application available to
>consumers. With its ability to reproduce color, layout and original fonts
>as in the print version of a book, Blio brings to life a large selection of
>titles that are not available with e-ink devices. Categories such as
>childrenâ?Ts books, cookbooks, and textbooks, finally have an e-reader that
>can deliver the reading experience that was intended by the author. The
>free application can be downloaded immediately to all Windows-based devices
>at the newly designed Blio.com.
>â?oBeginning today, readers of all ages will be able to enjoy a digital
>reading experience that truly harnesses the power of an e-reader,â? said
>Ray Kurzweil, inventor of the flatbed scanner and character- and
>speech-recognition technologies, and founder of K-NFB Reading Technology.
>â?oBy providing a full-color, flexible, and interactive experience, Blio
>redefines the boundaries of the e-book, opening up entirely new categories
>of multimedia content and, as a result, engaging new groups of readers of
>e-books.â? Try Blio - Download Here
>Visit Blio website - Blio.com Read the full press release -
>K-NFB Blio Press Release Available today at Blio.com, through partnership
>with Baker & Taylor, Blio offers a library of more than 1 million paid and
>free titles featuring full-color, interactive media content and todayâ?Ts
>bestsellers. Blio has a host of functions that make it smart, fun and easy
>to use. Blio Feature Highlights: Blio mimics a bookâ?Ts printed format like
>no other e-reader, with files presented in XPS format, which allows digital
>books to stay true to their original print version. Blio also supports the
>more limited ePub-formatted books. Blio features interactive rich-media,
>video, slide-show, and audio enhanced content from more than 100 top
>publishers, including Random House, Hachette Book Group, HarperCollins,
>Penguin Group, Macmillan and Simon & Schuster. To facilitate reading and
>learning, Blio provides unique synchronized highlighting of the words being
>spoken. Blioâ?Ts full-media functionality allows users to insert notes into
>digital pages, highlight sections and even look up references on websites,
>without leaving their
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