Southwest Low Vision review:

We have received the new Acrobat LCD and it dramatically exceeded our expectations!

Comparing the new Acrobat LCD to similar units on the market, we found:
(Using a patient's needlepoint work.)

Picture quality:
Very high resolution details seen clearly
True color
Acrobat LCD 19 inch screen vs.
17 inch screen from competition

Ease of Use:
Very easy to set up and start to use. Within 1/2 hour of practicing, patient was able to work at a comfortable speed, easily seeing the needle to embroider even with a very fine cloth. The black threads showed up clearly against the black print background, which she said for her would be the ultimate contrast test!

Price:
The Acrobat LCD costs $300.00 less than the competion's model, with a larger screen, better picture quality, and more color choice features!

Verdict:
The Acrobat LCD comes out the new winner on the market, the new leader!

Large work area
to accomodate
craft/art work,
writing tasks,
or any activity
where a larger
work area is
desired!

Even when
reading material
is not directly
under camera,
and camera is
angled to view material, the
words appear in
true shape, with
no distortion!

For distance viewing:
we tested camera
resolution and zoomed in
on a price code
on opposite bookcase, and
could see the
numbers clearly!

One camera head
plus 2 or more arm & clamps equals multiple work/personal grooming areas around the home/office!

 

AcrobatPort (electronic glasses) are preferred by some instead of viewing magnified
objects on a TV monitor.

AcrobatPort $2,895.00 + shipping