Hi, It's worth noting that brailliant BI and Focus Blue are supported with
executive leather products cases for better portability and protection than any
of the stock cases which ship with the units. I haven't read that there's a
case for the braille edge but there ott to be.
Best,
Erik
Hi Eric,
I have a brilliant PI 40 and the case is great. I wouldn't be without it. It's
very portable, and it has the feel of the unit really being securely in place.
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Hi, It's worth noting that
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Hi,
I use a new kid on the block with my iphone very successfully, the Seika
Mini braille display. I was looking for something small and lightweight
which I could take out and about, so I chose that one. It's
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Hi,
I use a new kid on the block with my iphone very successfully, the Seika
Mini braille display. I was looking for something small and lightweight
which I could take out and about, so I chose that one. It's only 16 cells
describes the upcoming features of the Braille Edge.
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Hi Ahmed.
There are more controls on the Edge than
Hello Scott,
What is the difference between Focus 40 blue and Braille edge in terms of their
functions as braille displays exclusively for
iPhone? In other words, What gives the Focus 40 blue precedence over the
Braille Edge as a preferred braille display for the
iPhone? This is very
: iPhone 5 and Braille display question.
I have always liked Humanware displays Myself but maybe that is because I
used their note taking devices for so long. The braille seems to be more
crisper then with other displays. Although I do like the 14 cell display
that freedom scientific has.
Aaron Linson
with it.
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I have always liked Humanware displays Myself but maybe that is because
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Hi,
I use a new kid
Hello Scott,
What is the difference between Focus 40 blue and Braille edge in terms of their functions as braille displays exclusively for
iPhone? In other words, What gives the Focus 40 blue precedence over the Braille Edge as a preferred braille display for the
iPhone? This is very
Hi Jim.
I would wait a little, and buy a brailliant, I have the 32 cells that is a
great display, it has a bug, that I have heard would be solved in the near
future.
I will really recommend a display with a good bag. The focus can fell out and
be harmed. There are problems with the braille
What bother you referring to? I hope it has to do with the battery dying even
when the Brownian reports that 11% of battery life is remaining.
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On May 25, 2013, at 12:40 PM, Annie Skov Nielsen annieskovniel...@gmail.com
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Hi Jim.
I would wait a little, and buy a
Hi Annie. I just ordered a Focus 40 Blue and am a bit worried about what
you say below. Do you know if this is affecting all units or only a few?
I guess what I'm wondering is if this is a general design flaw, or
something seen only with a few units. From what I've seen about the
Focus 40
Hi Annie and all. I forgot to add in my last message that I have found
32 cells to be the perfect portable reading length for me. In my search
for a Bluetooth display I could have easily gone with a model which has
32-cells, but something about the Focus 40 Blue really sold me on it and
if
Hi Raul.
I have a focus that has a problem with a cell not all the time but sometimes,
it is difficult to solve, because if you have to change 1 cell you will have to
change 20. I do not know if there has been improvements in the last year, I
think so. The problem apple has made is that you
I have always liked Humanware displays Myself but maybe that is because I used
their note taking devices for so long. The braille seems to be more crisper
then with other displays. Although I do like the 14 cell display that freedom
scientific has.
Aaron Linson
Once an Eagle
Always an Eagle
Hello.
As others have said, it depends on what exactly you want the display
to do and what functionality is important to you. If having something
exclusively for the iPhone is all you're looking for, certainly I'd
say the Focus 40 Blue may be the way to go. But if you want to be able
to read books
Hi Folks:
I am looking to purchase a 40 cell Braille display for iPhone access. Any
thoughts concerning the best one to purchase for this purpose?
Thanks all over the place gang.
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Hi, since the hot keys are pretty much the same when using the iPhone or
more specifically, iOS, it's up to you on which one you get based on
your own preference and available money and other factors like who is
the manufacturer. Humanware Brailliant and Freedom Scientific Focus 40
Blue are
I have the Focus 40 Blue and truly love it. The braille is very easy
to feel and the unit is quite lightweight as well. As Raul said, it is
certainly up to you which one you decide upon, since many of the
hotkeys are the same.
Sharonda
On 5/23/13, Raul A. Gallegos r...@raulgallegos.com wrote:
Check out the Braille Edge from HIMS. The only advantage it has over some
others is the built in notepad function. If you want to be able to jot
something down without being connected to your iPhone, it is worth the extra
200 dollars over the Focus.
If having the notepad feature isn't important
Do you have a pc or a mac that you use with this display as well as the i
phone? I'd be interested to know how it works with the desktop as well if you
do? I'm not a jaw user is why I'm asking.
thanks for any input. You can answer off list if you want.
thanks,
Cait
On 2013-05-23, at 10:53
Hi, Many of us will tell you our preference. Personally I find that a bit
meaningless. Cells and controls that feel nice to me may not be at all
comfortable to you. I strongly suggest you try to feel a few braille displays
and decide for yourself which feel good to you and which don't. Not
Hi Cait,
Focus bue should be alright on a mac if you use that platform. It works on
window-eyes but with very limitted functionality. If using window-eyes you
would be better off with a brailliant BI or a Braille Edge. If using NVDA, it
has native support for focus blue and brailliant BI,
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