JAWS Home Edition with SMA
$2,280.00
JAWS Home Edition with SMA is the world’s most widely used screen reader, developed by Freedom Scientific for people who are blind or have low vision. It converts on-screen text to speech and Braille output, enabling independent use of a Windows computer for reading documents, browsing the web, writing emails, and completing everyday digital tasks. The included Software Maintenance Agreement (SMA) covers the next two major version upgrades.
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Features & Benefits
JAWS (Job Access With Speech) is a screen reader that converts on-screen text to speech and Braille, enabling people who are blind or have low vision to use a Windows computer independently at home.
The Home Edition is designed for personal use. The included SMA covers the next two major version upgrades, keeping the software current as Windows and other applications change.
- Speech output — Reads on-screen text aloud using natural-sounding voices
- Braille display support — Outputs to compatible Braille displays for tactile reading
- Works across everyday applications — Compatible with Microsoft Office, Google Docs, Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and PDF documents
- OCR for inaccessible documents — Scans image files and inaccessible PDFs to make them readable
- Picture Smart AI — Uses AI to describe images on screen
Additional Information
- Licence type: Home Edition — personal, non-commercial use only
- Installations: Up to 3 devices per user
- SMA: Next 2 major version upgrades included
- Delivery: Digital download
- Compatible with: Windows 11, Windows 10
- Recommended processor: 2.0 GHz i5 dual core or higher
- Recommended RAM: 8 GB or more
- Required storage: 2 GB minimum
- Configuration / setup required before first use
- Appointment / training recommended for first-time users
Support Is Available
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