Many displays allow you to input in grade 2 Braille   I pair my iPhone with my 
Braille note apex occasionally. It is handy for typing messages and emails 
because grade 2 typing is quicker for me than typing on the iPhone keyboard. It 
is also handy when I need to access my phone in meetings ETC. Hope these 
insights are helpful. 
TJ

On Mar 18, 2012, at 9:49 AM, Bryan Jones <[email protected]> wrote:

> Thank you Roger,
> 
> One situation where I've been thinking a Braille display might help me is in 
> the classroom. I'm a university student and spend lots of time in class 
> listening to the professor in one ear and VO in the other. I'm wondering if a 
> Braille display can improve my classroom experience. For example, do folks 
> find it easier to follow along in an e-textbook during class by listening to 
> VO or by reading the braille output? I see that many braille displays also 
> offer some sort of input methods. Do these input methods make it any quicker 
> and / or easier to navigate various resources on the computer or iPhone?
> 
> I was intentionally vague in my original email as this whole Braille concept 
> is still very new to me and I'm interested in hearing of the various ways 
> folks use these displays in their daily lives. I've read a fair amount of the 
> sales literature and the few device-specific reviews online, but most of 
> those seem to assume the reader knows all about Braille and what a braille 
> display is for.
> 
> Thanks again,
> Bryan
> 
> On Mar 18, 2012, at 8:59 AM, Roger Firman wrote:
>> will probably receive many responses, however, of course it
>> very much depends upon your own individual needs.
>> 
>> If you have a requirement to check details of material you access,
>> braille certainly can present you with options. If speech gives you
>> everything you need then, perhaps, a braille display might be something
>> you don't really need.
>> 
>> Appreciating what I have written may seem obvious, as I don't know your
>> specific needs it is hard to give a comprehensive reply.
>> 
>> Roger.
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