Many technologies can enlarge text to make it easier to see. But auditory learners -- especially persons with visual impairments and learning disabilities -- may find enhanced sound makes reading audiobooks easier.
Those with mobility impairments who rely more on digital communication can also benefit from a reliable speaker for hands-free phone, Skype, and conference calls.
Persons who are hard of hearing might find TV more accessible if they could easily increase the volume.
One solution that addresses these special needs is the iClarityHD Precision Micro Bluetooth Speaker from Monster.
The iClarity connects wirelessly to an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and most computers and smartphones equipped with Bluetooth 2.0. It can also connect to any device with a headphone port through a 3.5 millimeter mini-jack, sold separately.
A built-in mic with advanced noise-canceling capabilities provides users with clear sound they can use anywhere.
The speaker sells for $119.95 and comes with a charging cable, travel pouch, and user manual.
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