Apple Ipad Pro 11 inch (M4)
| Year of Release | 2024 |
|---|---|
| Internet Access | Wi-Fi and Mobile Broadband |
Accessibility Features
Uncategorized
- Device Type
Cognitive
- Additional Instructions
- Copy and Paste
- Flicker Free Display
- GPS
- Photo Telephone List
- Screen Timeout Disabled
- Simple Instructions
- Simple Reminders
- Simplify Display
- Voice Notes
Hearing Impairment and Deaf
- Allows for sign language communication
- Bluetooth or Wi-Fi
- Closed Captioning
- Front Facing Camera
- Text Messaging/SMS
- Vibrating Alerts - Adjustable
- Video Communications - Two-way
- Visual Alerts - Incoming Calls
Physical
- Bluetooth or Wi-Fi
- Dictation / Speech-to-Text
- Flat Back for Table Top Operation
- Gesture Based Navigation
- Headset - plug connected
- Lanyard Option
- Predictive Text
- Reduced hand movement option
- Speaker-phone option
- Stylus or Prosthetic Device support
- Switch control option
- Visible Focus Indicators
- Voice Control / Personal Assistant
- Voice Recognition for Accessing Features
- Voice Recognition for Dialling
Speech
- Allows for sign language communication
- Bluetooth or Wi-Fi
- Messaging Options - Email
- Messaging Options - IM
- Messaging Options - MMS
- Predictive Text
- SMS Personalisation and Reuse
Vision
- Accessibility APIs supported
- Battery Alert - Audible
- Bluetooth or Wi-Fi
- Braille Display Support
- Brightness Adjustable
- Dictation / Speech-to-Text
- High Contrast Mode
- Personalised Shortcuts
- Power Cue
- Screen Magnifier
- Screen Reader
- Text Size Adjustable
- Text Style Adjustable
- Voice Control /Personal Assistant
- Voiced Menus
More Information
Apple Ipad Pro 11 inch (M4) PDF
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