[NABS-L] accessible e-book readers and audiable

[jrzobek at gmail.com]

Hi Amy.

I don’t have an Audible subscription, but another device you can use is the Book Port Plus by APH. It is very similar in both hardware and software to the Plextalk Pocket mentioned previously.  The Blaze ET and Blaze EZ by HIMS also exist. Both of these devices are definitely more costly than the Plextalk Pocket and Book Port Plus, but Blaze ET has an FM radio, podcasts, a color identifier, and a built in camera for OCR reading of paper documents. 

Hope this helps,
Jonathan

Best,
Jonathan

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> On Jul 13, 2018, at 23:17, Amy Sabo via NABS-L <nabs-l at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> hello all,
> I hope that you all are doing well this evening!  well, I need your
> opinion and advice on this topic so, here I go... I have a victor
> stream for playing my music but, I also want a accessible book player
> to play my mp3 files and e books on it! I want to players instead of
> using only one player. so, besides the amazon kindell which I cannot
> use since it's all touch pad since I also have problems besides
> blindness which ebook player is there out there I can get through any
> web site out there to play mp 3 files and my e books?  also, I want to
> get a subscription to audiable is it accessible and, is it worth the
> money to subscribe to it if you only use a little bit or not?  i'm
> just curious that's all!  thanks again and, i look forward to hearing
> from you all soon!
> 
> 
> 
> 
> hugs,
> amy
> 
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