What is the cost of it and where can it be purchased? Is there a tutorial
available?
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From: "alia robinson" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2019 12:51 PM
Subject: Re: Using Small Braille Display Question, was Re: Braille for
seniors?!
well as I???ve said the actilino scrolls based on the position of your finger,
even on IOS. it is the best reading experience I ever had. better than a 40
cell IMO the bigger displays hurt my shoulder, continually reaching and
reaching. the actilino's 16 cells, but it???s always scrolling so you don???t
care or notice.
On Jun 29, 2019, at 4:45 PM, Arnold Schmidt <[email protected]> wrote:
I have never used a braille display, so I hope this question is not too
silly. But for those who have one of the smaller displays, what do you use
it to do? The only reason I would invest in a braille display of any kind
would be to read books and magazines from BARD and Bookshare. But I would
think it would become really tedious to read a book with a less than 20-cell
display, being only able to read three or four words at most, then having to
have it refresh to read a few more words. Those whom I have asked say the
main value in these small displays is in their ability to write braille, or
maybe to check the spelling of a word. But I surely can buy a bunch of
bluetooth keyboards for the price of even the cheapest small braille
display, or I can use Apple Braille Screen input, as I am doing to write
this message. And, I already know how to get VoiceOver to spell that word.
If I ever were to get a display, I think it would be at least 32 cells,
preferably 40, which is the length of a line in a braille book. Those whom I
know and have asked say that they rarely use even their large displays to
read books, paper braille is much more satisfactory. I definitely believe
there may be something about this subject that I don't know. So, thanks for
any enlightenment.
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