WEBVTT - Talking Tech 26th November 2024

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<v S1>Hello everyone. Welcome to Talking Tech. This edition, available from

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<v S1>November the 26th, 2024. I'm Stephen Jolly, great to have

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<v S1>you with us listening maybe through Vision Australia Radio, associated

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<v S1>stations of the Radio Reading Network or the Community Radio Network.

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<v S1>There is also the podcast. To catch that, all you

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<v S1>need to do is search for the two words talking

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<v S1>tech and Dana can all come usually on a Tuesday

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<v S1>afternoon just after it's been produced. Another option is to

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<v S1>ask your Siri device or smart speaker to play. Vision

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<v S1>Australia radio talking tech podcast. Vision Australia radio talking tech

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<v S1>podcast with me. Vision Australia's national access technology manager. Damo McMorrow. Hey, Damo.

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<v S2>Hi, Stephen. Nice to be with you once again.

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<v S1>Same to you. And it's getting close to Christmas, so

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<v S1>we probably should be thinking about what to put in

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<v S1>those stockings. And it's a good opportunity to visit the

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<v S1>vision store, which you literally did. Firstly, tell us about

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<v S1>the Vision store. The shop of Vision Australia.

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<v S2>We have a number of physical stores around the country.

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<v S2>They are laid out in a way that is extremely

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<v S2>easy to move around and to navigate. All the different

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<v S2>sections are labelled. The stores are sort of broken up

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<v S2>into categories, so you've got all of the sort of

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<v S2>kitchen and daily living aids in one section, all of

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<v S2>the magnifiers in one section, that kind of thing. They

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<v S2>have all sorts of different things, as I said, daily

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<v S2>living aids, games, toys, accessible technology, magnifiers, daisy players, all

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<v S2>sorts of different equipment. It's a great place to browse

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<v S2>around as a blind person. We also have our online stores,

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<v S2>which you can access at Shop Vision Australia.

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<v S1>Org shop Dot, Vision australia.org.

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<v S2>It's again very easy to navigate and find what you want.

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<v S2>It's all divided up nicely into categories. There's a very

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<v S2>good search function there as well. So for people who

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<v S2>don't necessarily want to go in and touch and feel

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<v S2>and have a look at things or people who may

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<v S2>live too far away from a vision store, you can

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<v S2>certainly do your shopping online and have things delivered to

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<v S2>your door.

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<v S1>Or you can do some preparation for your visit by

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<v S1>browsing the website first.

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<v S2>That's right. And you can also do a click and collect.

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<v S2>So if you know you're going to be, you know,

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<v S2>one of our sites next week or something like that,

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<v S2>you can do your online shopping and then just pick

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<v S2>it up when you go in.

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<v S1>Some nice demos on the website too. YouTube.

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<v S2>Yes, there definitely is. And we're adding to that all

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<v S2>the time as well.

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<v S1>You went to the Peru store the other day and

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<v S1>you sat down with Ruby Lacey. Tell us about Ruby's role.

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<v S2>I'm based at Coorparoo, so that site is my nearest

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<v S2>vision store site in Brisbane. So I caught up with Ruby,

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<v S2>one of our vision store coordinators. We had a chat

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<v S2>about a whole range of different products. We started out

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<v S2>with an accessible toy called the Tony's. So I first

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<v S2>asked her, can you tell me a little bit about these?

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<v S3>Absolutely. I love the Tony's box. I was so, so

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<v S3>excited when we had the Tony's box introduced into our

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<v S3>vision store range. The Tony's is a tactile and audible toy.

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<v S3>It consists of a Tony's box. The Tony's box is

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<v S3>a cube shaped box with a speaker on the top,

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<v S3>and a magnetic platform where you can put your. Tony's characters.

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<v S3>All of the controls are done by hand. You have

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<v S3>two little pointy ears on top of the Tony's box,

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<v S3>and these can be used to control the volume of your. Tony's.

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<v S3>The Tonys is an incredibly durable piece of equipment. I've

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<v S3>heard that the Tonys box has been seen by one

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<v S3>of our team members lobbed across the house, smashed into

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<v S3>a cupboard, and it survived really well.

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<v S2>Not that we'd encourage kids to do that with their toys,

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<v S2>but even with the best will in the world, it happens,

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<v S2>doesn't it?

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<v S3>Absolutely. It does. So incredibly durable. So the Tonys box

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<v S3>itself is really a platform to introduce the Tony's characters. Um,

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<v S3>when you get your Tony's box, it comes with one

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<v S3>Tony's character, and there's a whole range of different characters

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<v S3>that you can get to go with your Tony's box.

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<v S3>And they've really tapped into what's popular with children. So

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<v S3>all of the popular things that you can think of

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<v S3>that kids love from entertainment, there's most likely to be

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<v S3>a Tony in that theme. So today, the characters that

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<v S3>I have with the Tony box, I have a Lion

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<v S3>King character. It's a Simba character, and it offers a

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<v S3>range of different songs from The Lion King. I've got

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<v S3>a Gruffalo character that's a well known children's literary character

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<v S3>from a from a popular story, The Gruffalo, which is

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<v S3>also actually been adapted from books into an animated series.

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<v S3>So it's a really, really well loved character and across

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<v S3>multiple generations. So I can remember The Gruffalo from when

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<v S3>I was younger, and my children also know The Gruffalo. So, um,

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<v S3>a lot of the Tony's characters do stretch across multiple generations,

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<v S3>and you do have some of the newer ones, like

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<v S3>your Paw Patrol and and all of those things that

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<v S3>kids love.

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<v S2>So what what happens? You stick the character to the

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<v S2>top of the Tony's box?

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<v S3>Absolutely. So your little character is magnetic, as is the

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<v S3>top of the Tony's box. And you'll take your character

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<v S3>and you'll place it on top of the Tony's box.

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<v S3>And after a brief intermission. The character will prompt the

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<v S3>Tony's box to start playing whatever content is loaded onto

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<v S3>that individual.

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<v S4>Tony by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler.

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<v S3>In this particular one, you can hear in the background

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<v S3>it will be the novel of The Gruffalo in audiobook form. Awesome.

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<v S3>The character itself is shaped like the Gruffalo. Really kind

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<v S3>of sturdy, hardy, tactile character with the Tony's box. If

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<v S3>I wanted to skip through the first chapter, what I

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<v S3>would do is I would take my hand and strike

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<v S3>the box on the side and it will fast forward

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<v S3>through to the next chapter. If I remove the Tony

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<v S3>from the box, the audio will stop.

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<v S2>Okay, excellent. The Tony's characters are like a small hard

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<v S2>plastic figurine. That's probably, what, 3 or 4cm tall?

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<v S3>That's correct. Big enough to grasp in little hands, but

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<v S3>too big to swallow. And they have a nice, a

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<v S3>nice kind of weight to them. Um.

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<v S2>Yeah, they do feel solid, don't they?

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<v S3>I think that's the magnet in there. So they're they're

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<v S3>quite a solid toy. Wouldn't want to get one thrown

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<v S3>at your head. But that's not where they belong. They

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<v S3>belong on the tiny box, I think with the Chinese

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<v S3>characters as well. One of my favorite Chinese character is

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<v S3>the customizable Chinese character. So there are certain amount of

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<v S3>Tony's that don't have content loaded onto them, but you

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<v S3>have the opportunity to load whatever content you wish onto

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<v S3>that Tony and customize it to your liking.

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<v S2>So you could perhaps narrate a story or something like that,

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<v S2>or record a story or record some songs.

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<v S3>Correct. And you don't have to necessarily be present with

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<v S3>the physical Tony to load that content on, because it's

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<v S3>done through an app, which means that you have the

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<v S3>ability to allow people who are not in your immediate

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<v S3>area to load content onto it. So I think, you know,

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<v S3>grandma living across the country. She could read a story

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<v S3>onto the Tony. You could record things like Christmas messages

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<v S3>or birthday messages onto the Tony. You could read your

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<v S3>child's favorite story on it, so you sometimes get a

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<v S3>break from reading that story out loud. But it really

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<v S3>gives you the ability to customize it in, in whatever

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<v S3>way kind of suits your family. And you can rerecord

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<v S3>over that. Tony. So once you've customized it, you can

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<v S3>customize over that again and again.

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<v S2>Fantastic. I think if I was a kid in this

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<v S2>day and age, I would want one now. Um, one

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<v S2>of the ones that I'm really excited to note that

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<v S2>we have back in stock is the Tape King. Um,

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<v S2>which is a talking tape measure that also has a

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<v S2>spirit level. The the spirit level function I really want

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<v S2>for when we take our caravan away camping. So I

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<v S2>can level the van myself because I can't see the

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<v S2>little bubble thing that's on the, on the drawbar. But

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<v S2>the number of times that we find at home and

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<v S2>we're about to start sort of doing some renovations and things,

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<v S2>and I want to be able to measure stuff. So

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<v S2>really excited that we have a talking tape measure in

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<v S2>once again.

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<v S3>Yes, as am I. It's actually been a long time waiting.

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<v S3>So we've been greatly anticipating being able to have this

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<v S3>talking tape measure again. It's such a such a great

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<v S3>object to have for all of those things you've described.

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<v S3>And there's been a real hole in the vision store

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<v S3>that the tape measure used to fill. So we're really,

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<v S3>really glad to have it back. So the tape measure itself,

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<v S3>you have the talking measuring function, of course. And as

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<v S3>you mentioned, the spirit level function as well. You also

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<v S3>have the ability to add up and memorize. So if

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<v S3>you have to do things in more than one kind

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<v S3>of extension, it can remember the measurement before and add

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<v S3>it up. So if you were measuring an area that

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<v S3>was longer than the total length of that tape measure,

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<v S3>it's able to add that up so it can give

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<v S3>you the total length of, say, a room.

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<v S2>That's definitely going to be handy because of course, the

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<v S2>minute you're doing any kind of renovations at home, you

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<v S2>go into a carpet place and they say, well, how

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<v S2>many square meters of flooring do you want? You go,

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<v S2>I don't know. So I think that's going to be really,

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<v S2>really helpful for me. So as you pull the tape

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<v S2>out it speaks.

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<v S3>That's correct. So I'm just going to get this this

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<v S3>tape King started. We're just going to turn it on.

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<v S3>I'll just do a little demonstration by just pulling out

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<v S3>the tape. Measure a small amount and we'll just get

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<v S3>a reading from that.

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<v S5>Ten centimeters four millimeters.

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<v S3>So at the moment I have it set in centimeters.

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<v S3>If you're not really a metric guy you could change

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<v S3>that to inches.

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<v S2>Now I'm really excited about that one. I think that's

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<v S2>that's going to be a huge help for me. The

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<v S2>other one that I'm really interested to hear about is

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<v S2>the Colorino color detector. I have tried over the years

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<v S2>to use some of the sort of color detector type

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<v S2>phone apps, but I've never found it works as well

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<v S2>as a color detector that you can actually press against

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<v S2>the clothing and sort of eliminate other external light sources

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<v S2>and things. Tell me about this one.

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<v S3>So the color Reno is a small handheld device, sort

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<v S3>of rectangular in shape. It's probably. Let's have a look

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<v S3>at the tape, King says. Let's find out exactly how

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<v S3>big this one is.

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<v S2>Yeah. Why not 11cm.

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<v S3>Okay, so your color Reno is 11cm. On the bottom surface.

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<v S3>You have a battery cover. So this one just takes

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<v S3>standard batteries. It is not a rechargeable device. On the

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<v S3>top side of the device, you've got a speaker and

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<v S3>you have two buttons. The front of the device has

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<v S3>the lens that acts as the color detector. So I'm

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<v S3>just going to turn the color Reno on. What I'm

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<v S3>going to do now is I'm going to hold it

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<v S3>towards this Tony's box. I'm having a look around this room,

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<v S3>and I'm finding a lot of things are really nondescript colors.

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<v S3>So I want to give the color Reno a fair

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<v S3>chance to give us a good reading. So I'm just

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<v S3>holding it up to the Tony's Box intensive.

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<v S6>Red.

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<v S3>Were you able to hear that? Yeah.

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<v S2>Intensive red.

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<v S3>Intensive red. I'd say that's a pretty good interpretation. The

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<v S3>Tony's box. I've always described it as red, but I

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<v S3>think I'll now be calling it intensive red. I think

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<v S3>that's a very fair description. Yeah, it has a lot

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<v S3>of applications, as you mentioned. It can prevent you from

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<v S3>committing crimes against laundry. It can make sure that things

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<v S3>that you're wearing are coordinated and make sure you're wearing

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<v S3>the appropriate gear if you're going to go support your

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<v S3>favorite team. Yes. Yeah. No faux pas at the football

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<v S3>with the color Reno.

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<v S2>That's right.

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<v S7>Which is.

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<v S2>Definitely handy. Thank you very much, Ruby, for joining me

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<v S2>for talking tech. And I want to take the opportunity

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<v S2>to wish you a merry Christmas, and I hope that

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<v S2>we get lots of people through the store between now

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<v S2>and Christmas time.

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<v S3>Thank you so much for having me and Merry Christmas

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<v S3>to everyone listening, and I hope to see you in

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<v S3>the vision store.

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<v S1>And Happy Christmas to you too. Ruby. Ruby. Lacey speaking

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<v S1>there with Damo McMorrow at Vision Australia's Vision store in Coorparoo, Brisbane.

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<v S1>But there's lots of those stores around the country at

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<v S1>various Vision Australia sites, as well as the online shop

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<v S1>Dot Vision australia.org. Damo, let's just let people know how

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<v S1>much money they'll need for these wonderful devices.

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<v S2>Sure. So the Tony's box is one 9999 that comes

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<v S2>with one figurine, and the additional figurines are 29.95. Uh,

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<v S2>if Marian wanted to buy me the tape King talking

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<v S2>tape measure. Uh, that'll cost her $550 and the Colorino

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<v S2>color detector was three 9999.

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<v S1>From the Vision Australia Vision store, available through Shop Vision

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<v S1>australia.org or at our various centers around the country. Before

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<v S1>we go, a reminder of where you can find details

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<v S1>of what we've been talking about in this program. All

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<v S1>you need to do is go to VA Radio Vision Australia,

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<v S1>org slash Talking Tech, VA Radio Vision Australia, dot org

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<v S1>slash talking tech and to write to the program.

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<v S2>Damo Damo McMorrow mkmo o r o w at Vision australia.org.

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<v S1>Damo McMorrow at Vision Australia. Org this has been talking

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<v S1>tech with me has been Vision Australia's national access technology

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<v S1>manager Damo McMorrow. I'm Stephen Jolly. Stay safe. We'll talk

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<v S1>more tech next week. See you.