Re: When is the last time anyone has read a braille book?
Sure, people in other countries may not have funding, but its like this. Funding may look good, but its just giving the big companies more money. Even Baum, a company I thought I could respect, is still putting Windows CE on their latest devices, the Vario Ultra. So now, its buggy and can't sustain power longer than even my iPhone, while reading, playing music, and everything. So yeah, braille either has to change or has to go. Its impeeding progress of technology. On the other hand, Apple does have braille screen input, which I'm using right now. No, I don't want to use it while playing a MUD, but it sure gets the work done, even while typing long documents. So braille input isn't gone yet, but reading in braille may soon be a thing of the past.
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