What is a good all in one laser with physical buttons?

I found more information about RealSAM, and it sounds like they signed a contract with the Library of Congress last year to develop the next generation Talking Book player. They are based

It’s a physical device. I did a Google search for more information. The RNIB article compares it to having something like The Echo, the Google assistant, and so on. While there are blind people

Well, RealSAM, Inc. may not even be a U.S.-based company. So, Serotek WILL BE OUT OF LUCK should it elect to press charges of any kind. It will be cost prohibitive. But, if Serotek HAS A PRESENCE

I finally visited the provided link and it sounds like it's an application, not a physical device. I was surprised to see a few typos though and no way to actually identify who set this site up. As

Well, Brother Gerald, RealSAM is still under development; what we've read is, in my view, analogous to the usual "COMING SOON" announcement we are familiar with. But, don't worry too much, it'll be

Colonel Monte wrote: "Below is a link to another phone for the blind. I found it first in a current item on the latest Top Tech Tidbits. It is based on a Samsung phone. Please have a look. .and

Thanks, Monte Single. I appreciate your suggestion and probably is a good one.  I think I'll just have to wait a little longer; Anything I can find in laser under the $400 range is black and white. 

I see one problem with this phone that nobody else has probably thought of: the name .  "RealSAM" sounds suspiciously like "SAMNet", which is a Serotek product, and if Serotek discover that another

The buttons do things, presumably, if sighted people use them. One of them appears to open a menu. Gene

In that case, what is the sense of the buttons? Phew! Drives you crazy! Pam.

Yes, I’m looking for answersalso.

I know, no price it just said going on sale in the u s in October. In some ways it sounds good, I’m guessing the price will be around 400 u s dollars. Hoping I’m wrong.

After listening to the demo. It seems that I can do most of the things this phone does with my IPhone using SIRI and or Voice Control. a

We'll see what we learn over time. The way information is written, it sounds like everything is programmed in and you can't add apps or abilities. As written, it seems that That must be done by the

Monte, I didn't see a price for this phone.

This article is vague. Is Real SAM a specialized smart phone for the blind that is ready to use right out of the box? Does it have a tactile keypad? Or is it an app that must be installed

Hi Olusegun, Below is a link to another phone for the blind. I found it first in a current item on the latest Top Tech Tidbits. It is based on a Samsung phone. Please have a look. …and then

Hello! I am interested into informaix and I try many things myself but I mostly shoot my system away. Do you know any good course or is somebody from you willing to spend some time not much 1 2

Hi, I did that have have a list, but was curious if there was any that work well with jaws saving me time download and trying a bunch of them. Thanks.