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We've received several requests for a card reader that will read the SD high-capacity cards supported by the Victor Reader Stream. Try out the 8-in-1 card reader from MeritLine.com for $4.99, shipped free. It reads many forms of secure digital and MMC cards including the newer 8GB cards for the stream.

As a reader notes,, the Kelvin Talking Programmable Thermostat is available for $99.95 at Independent Living Aids.
With about $8 for shipping, it's about $6 off our last mention and the lowest price we could find for a new unit. This thermostat gives voice feedback with every button and adjusts the temperature with with voice commands. Program the unit to automatically adjust the temperature for certain days of the week or times of the day. Override these settings if you go on vacation. Many other features are included.

BlindMiceMart.com still has the American Standard Solar-powered Talking Bible for $89.95. Plus, shipping is free. It includes the entire old and new testament and allows you to jump between chapters or books. Plus, it's completely solar-powered, requiring no batteries.

Independent Living Aids has a talking atomic clock with a wireless temperature sensor for $31.50. With about $8 for shipping, we couldn't find this item for less elsewhere. It clearly announces the time, temperature, date, and alarm setting. The alarm beeps for two minutes and includes a snooze feature. Voice guidance is included to allow you to set up the unit independently. Deal ends November 30.

Neil Barnfather of TalkNav has posted a preliminary feature list for the upcoming release of Wayfinder Access 2.0. It appears to be a free upgrade, and adds several features found in other GPS solutions for the blind including hotkey support, better descriptions of crossings, and an expanded "where am I" mode. No release date is given, but expect to see this version sometime in December or January.

An EBay seller has listed a copy of Zoomtext 9.1 with a price of $475. With free shipping, it's $120 under the list price for this magnifying software. Deal ends today.

Ending on Friday, Blind Mice Mart takes 20 percent off its selection of braille cookbooks. Plus, shipping is free via free matter. Dozens of titles are available. Deal ends November 30.

An EBay seller has listed a Juliet Classic Interpoint braille embosser with a starting bid of $499.95 plus shipping and handling. It's listed in good physical condition but is untested. The seller, however, is offering a 7 day return on the item if it happens to not work. This could end up being a great deal on an Interpoint embosser. Auction ends November 29.

Meritline.com has the Kingston 8GB Secure Digital High Capacity SDHC memory card, for $39.99 after a $15 mail-in rebate. With free shipping, it's the cheapest price we could find for an 8GB secure digital high-capacity card. This memory card works with many newer devices, such as the Victor Reader Stream. Rebate ends November 30.

Amazon.com has the new Motorola Q9M cell phone for $49.99 after Verizon activation. The Q9M is a CDMA phone that runs on Windows Mobile 6 so it is compatible with Mobile Speak Smartphone. It includes stereo Bluetooth connectivity, QWERTY keyboard, stereo speakers, MiniSD high-capacity memory slot and a 1.3 megapixel camera.

As a reader notes, probably the most anticipated product of the year, WalMart.com has the Hamilton Beach Talking Microwave back in stock for $79.96. You can have it shipped for free to your local store or pay for shipping to your home. These have been listed twice previously and usually sell out within days. It features 10 power levels, 8 presets for common foods, and English and Spanish operation. According to reports, most features are accessible and usable without sighted assistance. This time, in addition to gray, you can also get it in black and red. Thanks to Lisa for the tip.

Thanks for visiting us during our Black Friday coverage. Our site saw a huge spike in traffic on Friday, making it the single most popular day ever for the site. But, it's not over yet. Cyber Monday sales are on now,and we'll be sure to post the latest and greatest online sales as we learn about them. Happy holidays.

Serotek offers it's entire System Access line of accessibility products including System Access Mobile for U3 and 2 computers, Neospeech, 4 years of System Access Mobile Network access (including SAToGo), and product updates, all for $24.95 a month.
It's a great way to make your computer talk without a massive financial outlay up-front.
If you would rather buy this package with only one year of network service and updates, it's only $499 through December 31st, a $129 savings since the year of access is basically included for free. Plus, get Neospeech free when you mention Blind Bargains.

On our sister site, get two years of premium membership on the Zone BBS for $44. That's a $6 savings and the lowest price this year. The Zone BBS is an online community with games, message boards, a phone teleconference and voice mail system, private mail, and much more. Deal ends November 24.

Kevin Reeves, famous among the blind community for his first CD release, has now released the album as a free download. It's About Time is available for free on his website as a part of his promotion of his new upcoming CD for the spring of 2008. Select the link on this post to get your copy of Shine, Throw me a Line, Afraid and Alone, and nine other great songs.

Amazon.com has the Nokia N75 cell phone for $24.99 profit. With free shipping, that's the best deal we could find for this phone. You will need to either sign up for new service or extend your service contract with AT&T to get the phone. This phone works with Mobile Speak, Mobile Magnifier, and Talks and includes bluetooth, a 2 megapixel camera, and a MicroSD card slot. It also is compatible with the Wayfinder Access GPS software.

OQO Computers offers $150 off the model 02 of the OQO notebook in its holiday promotion. This is the computer used by GW Micro for its Small Talk Ultra. OQO's start at $1,299, and there are four models to choose from. The latest features a 32 gigabyte solid state flash drive as its primary storage. No end date on the promotion is given.

Fredom Scientific has posted the final release for JAWS 9.0. This latest version adds support for retaining HTML formatting while copying and pasting, improved support for Microsoft word, and support for the Outlook calendar, among numerous other enhancements and bug fixes.

Humanware has released version 1.1 of the software to run the Victor Reader Stream. It's a free update and available from their website. Among the changes are support for Audible.com audio formats and many new and improved navigation commands. For example, a go to percent option will let you jump to a particular portion of a file, by percentage. A complete What's New file is linked to this post.

Microsoft Office 2007 will soon be able to export files into the DAISY format, according to CNet. DAISY allows for easier navigation, embossing, and narration and is used by many accessible Ebook publishers including Recordings for the Blind & Dyslexic. The office extension will add a "Save as DAISY" option to some of Microsoft's applications. The new plug-in should be available sometime in early 2008.