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--- DISCONTINUED. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Low vision reading system includes 17 inch or 24 inch black and white, flicker free video monitor with positive or negative picture, high speed Newicon camera unit fixed in table stand, and XY reading table. Magnification: 6x to 36x. Depth of field: maximum 150 mm., minimum 24 mm.

Notes: Camera options available: extra lenses, microfiche optics. Other accessories: reference framing cards, adjustable height table, split screen monitor.

Price: 3335.00.

This product record was updated on April 24, 2003.

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Low Vision International

Verkstadsgatan 5
Vaxjo, S-352 46
Sweden
Telephone: 011-46-470-727700.
Fax: 011-46-470-727725.
Web: http://www.lvi.se.
Email: info@lvi.se.


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