Hi David,
Thanks so much! I'm interested to know about the storage capacity, what types
of files it reads such as .txt, .brf, ETC. and how the book reader works.
It's perfectly fine if you wish to write me privately about this. I would
truly appreciate your thoughts!
Desi
On Sep 16, 201
The one I'm talking about is definitely a 16-cell display. I wonder if you
actually saw something else? I sure do wish there were a way to see these
things before we buy though, and I certainly appreciate you taking the time to
write with your thoughts.
Desi
On Sep 16, 2013, at 7:37 PM, Al
Perhaps it is a different model, then, but the one I saw was a 14-cell and was
really not a product I could recommend.
On Sep 16, 2013, at 10:56 PM, David Tanner wrote:
> I own a Perkins many braille use it for work and have since November your
> evaluation is way off base it is very well-made
I own a Perkins many braille use it for work and have since November your
evaluation is way off base it is very well-made is a 16 cell display am much
better than the 14 cell display he recommended and far far better than the 12
so frail pin
David Tanner, Host
MainMenu - Technology from a blind
I haven't used it personally, but I did see it last year and got to try some of
its built-in functions. At the time, iOS didn't support it - it was only added
in the iOS6 update that came out a few months after I'd seen the display.
I found it very large, cheap-feeling, and clunky, especially fo
Hi Everyone,
I'm curious to know if any of you have used the Perkins Mini Braille Display
with your iDevices? I have read about this display and might be interested in
getting one, but I'd love to get some information from someone who has actually
used one. Thanks!
Desi
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