He has appealed to tech companies to make their gadgets more accessible for the blind and on Monday Stevie Wonder stocked up on some new products. The 62-year-old musical legend was seen leaving an Apple store in Los Angeles with two shiny new MacBooks. Stevie was led out of the store by his assistant, who was carrying the familiar white bags containing the new computers. Tech geek: Stevie Wonder was seen leaving an Apple store at The Grove and his assistant was carrying two laptops Stevie was dressed in a grey tunic outfit and wore a pair of aviator style sunglasses as he exited the store holding the arm of his assistant at The Grove shopping mall. Apple products boast a VoiceOver setting, which allow blind and visually impaired users to use the computers. The application includes gesture support, braille display mirroring, web spots and spoken hints. Ian Macrae, editor of the website Disability Now and long-time blind journalist and broadcaster praised Apple'