iPhone vs iPad for Blind Kids
Channel: WonderBaby.org
Date: 09/02/2012

Gayle Yarnall, director of Adaptive Technology at Perkins Products, explains why she prefers her iPhone to the iPad. We're all very excited about iPad accessibility, but the iPhone (or iPod Touch) can do all the same things, yet fits in your pocket. If your child is blind, the smaller iPhone or iPod Touch may be a better (and cheaper) option. For more about iPad & iPhone accessibility, visit http://www.wonderbaby.org/articles/ipad-accessibility.