On 24/3/24 11:29, 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries wrote:
I’ve never seen the 20-cell version, but yes. The forty-cell units have
three buttons at either end of the braille cels. They’re very handy.
BAUM displays (now manufactured by VisioBraille) also have three keys at
either end of the display.
My VarioUltra also has two space keys at the very front, a selector
button between them (it's a five-position button - four navigational
directions plus selection in the centre), and four system keys, also in
the front. The braille keyboard is behind the display.
It's Mac-compatible, although I haven't found third-party Mac software
for accessing the Media Transfer Protocol (MTP) storage on the braille
display. This storage holds documents in any of the supported file formats.
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