TOSHIBA Accessibility

TOSHIBA Accessibility is a suite of features and tools created by Toshiba to enhance the accessibility and usability of Toshiba devices for individuals with disabilities. These features are designed to make it easier for people with physical or cognitive impairments to interact with Toshiba technology.

Some of the features included in TOSHIBA Accessibility are:

• Text-to-Speech (TTS): This feature enables individuals with visual impairments to listen to text on-screen, including web pages, documents, and emails.
• Screen magnification: This tool enlarges the screen display, making it easier for people with low vision to read text and view images.
• On-screen keyboard: This virtual keyboard allows users with mobility impairments to type and navigate using their mouse or a switch device.
• Voice recognition: With this feature, users can control their Toshiba device through voice commands, improving accessibility for those with mobility impairments or who cannot use traditional input devices.
• Accessible touchpad: This feature enables individuals with limited hand mobility to control the cursor on the screen using a pressure-sensitive touchpad.

TOSHIBA Accessibility also includes a range of options for customizing settings such as font size, color contrast, and mouse speed. These settings can provide additional support for individuals with various types of disabilities, including dyslexia, color blindness, and motor impairments.

TOSHIBA Accessibility by Toshiba aims to empower users of all abilities to access and utilize Toshiba devices more easily.