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CNIB Mobile Reader – knfbReader Mobile

By on June 2, 2008 at 10:08am in Asides, Various News

At the Canadian National Institute for the Blind’s (CNIB) Annual Assistive Technology Exhibition there will be the “knfbReader Mobile” cell phone that can now read in English and French to help the learning disabled, vision impaired, and blind.

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  1. Hi Rob,

    Thank you for sharing this information with all of us. I thought I would also like to share some exciting information with you on CNIB's new brand. In 2006 CNIB introduced a new name and new look to symbolize a renewed commitment to vision research, public education and providing the services and support necessary to help Canadians with vision loss enjoy a good quality of life. CNIB is now simply known as CNIB. Whether you are looking for information on healthy living, the latest in vision research, or practical ways to stay active and independent while living with vision loss, CNIB is here for all Canadians. Take care.

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    Posted by Debbie Ryan | June 3, 2008, 2:06 am
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