Interesting idea, but now that Braille can be entered directly on screen on IOS devices will there be much of a market for this device? How many folks who grew up with a learning braille would find this more useful than typing directly on screen or with a standard keyboard. Although I have tried to get efficient on a Perkins entry system, I still find my standard keyboard to be faster to input with.
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