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September 2013

Letters to the Editor

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Profiles

Series: The Work of the Smith-Kettlewell InstitutePart III: The Video Description Research and Development Center, Continued

Deborah Kendrick

Product Evaluations and Guides

Hold That Document: A Review of the ScanJig Portable Document Scanner

Janet Ingber

CDesk from Adaptive Voice: An Intuitive Accessible-Desktop Program that Makes a PC Easier to Use

Janet Ingber

An Evaluation of the I.D. Mate Quest Talking Bar Code Scanner from Envision America

Deborah Kendrick

Vision Research

Four Emerging Vision-Enhancing Technologies: the Implantable Miniature Telescope, the Telescopic Contact Lens, the Argus II Retinal Prosthesis, and the Artificial Silicon Retina

Bill Holton

Editor's Page

Stepping Out of the AccessWorld Box

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