Hi:

On 26.09.2010 16:09, Samuel Thibault wrote:
Well, ideally NVDA would fit your needs and so you could just always use
brltty.

Yep.
NVDA handles the command line/console very well but no Braille output.
I am also looking for a new Braille display.
I need a portable Braille display and I have been looking at Focus 40 Blue, Baum VarioConnect 40. But now I really think the best alternative is Handy Tech Easy Braille Blue Tooth.
HT Easy Braille got 40 cells and Braille input.
HT seems very good when I look at drivers etc.
Easy Braille is supported by BRLTTY (so I can use it on Linux), JFW and NVDA provides native support for all HT displays.
Easy Braille is also supported on Mac OS X and iOS (iPhone).
I am also considering buying a Mac to check it out and I also want a iPhone :)
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