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I have the following dependencies in my package.json for npm to find and install.

"@angular/material": "2.0.0-beta.1"
"angular-material": "^1.1.1"

In order to use the latest one's what should I specify? The reason I am looking to use this for its support against NVDA and JAWS with IE / FF / Chrome (on Windows) as specified in the below link.

The ones that I am looking to use is as below.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/material2

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2.0.0-beta.3 is the latest one right now. To be clear, that is angular material 2, which is a completely separate framework from angular material 1. If you are using angular 2, you have to use angular material 2. So you cannot have angular-material in your package.json.

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So, in this case what should i change it to upgrade "@angular/material": and "angular-material":
@user3910446 change "@angular/material": "2.0.0-beta.1" to "@angular/material": "2.0.0-beta.3" (and then rerun npm install), and get rid of the other line since you can't use angular material 1 with angular 2.
Ok. That helps to understand but may I know what is the difference between the notations "@angular/material": and "angular-material": ?
@BalajiK Angular has recently adopted using the scoped packages functionality of npm. That's what the at sign is referring to. From a consumer perspective, the only difference with scoped packages is they get installed to a subdirectory within the scope (node_packages/@angular/material instead of node_packages/material), which also means you have to include the scope name when requiring them (require('@angular/material')), but otherwise they're the same as regular packages.

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