Hmm! Interesting concept, a Jumbo Braille display with 18 characters might
be a good idea, considering the ageing of the population.
How about it, Jonathan, Run it, up the flag pole.
Then make all the Braille displays detachable, too!
Claude Everett
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kathy Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Braillenote List" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2005 12:01 PM
Subject: RE: [Braillenote] question about speach.
Yes, I absolutely loved my Braillemate. I sincerely wish I could get it to
work even now even though I couldn't read the braille any more. I loved
the macro ability it had and the intuitive approach to things. It was
great in my opinion.
And actually if I could get that one little cell here on my Voicenote I'd
be thrilled.It would allow me to check the things I cannot hear without
spending such a large amount on a bunch of cells I really can't make use
of effectively. In fact, I was fantacizing the other day about a Braille
Cell that would plug in and stick on the velcro which was large print
Braille so I could feel it...kind of like those one cell keychains they
sell for fidgeting and practicing the braille alphabet. Anyhgow, I could
connect it to the velcro and it would act as secondary display for my
voicenote or computer or whatever I was not hearing well enough. Yeah I
know there are all those little braille displays to do just this, but they
are really expensive,when you read your Braille dot by dot. And in the dot
by dot case one cell is just dandy. Jonathan, does this fall into the area
of not enough of a market to consider?
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