yes i too recommend a windows tablet as you will have a bit better accessibility than you will with android. that being said I do like my android RCA galileo pro tablet. But if you want to play more a

yes in fact the braille sense u2 does have a braille display.

android can be run on a phone, or it can also run on a tablet with a physical keyboard dock or a bluetooth keyboard.

well the RCA cambio is around $110 with windows 10 home on it. it has 2gigs ram and 32gigs storeage. the hp stream is around $200 with similar specs. the asus transformerBook is i think around $350 or

you need some old program called activeSynk. its about 9 or 10 years old and have no idea where to get it or if it would even work on modern windows versions.

you can subscribe to the eyes free list send blank email to eyes-free+subscribe@...

the desktop is part of the OS. you cannot make it go away. in windows10 at least if you hit windows d for desktop then tab around you may find a show desktop button maybe if your friend has that if he

they need to make an exception in the laws so disabled people can, after legally purchasing books, put them in whatever format they want. If I buy a book off amazon or barns and noble, I should have t

I do not want to share the drm protected books. I want to convert them to contracted braille files for reading on my braille display reader, for my own personal use. and if this is illegal? then I rea

the speech player in espeak addon is a legal addon that sounds a lot like eloquence, and it is free. I bet with some tweaking you could get the free speech player in espeak addon to sound almost exact

so is blitab available for us to purchase yet?

so if you use a voice from another program like zoomtext NVDA will crash or something? is that correct?

yes I hope they fail also, and that devices such as orbit reader20 and BliTab really push the price of braille way way way down by a whole lot!

I heard the blitab will be around just $500 when it is released. And also the orbit reader20 will be a bit under $500. I wonder if they are using cell phone micro vibration motors to make the dots go

who cares. $5295 is still way way way out of my price range. I can pay $500 for braille that's about all. and then I have to save for 2 months.

braille is useful for learning spelling and punctuation and formatting, useful for learning music notation, math and science and algebra, and for learning foreign languages. And its nice to sit and re

oh but that being said, with all my uses for braille, including using my perkins brailler and slate and stylus... a braille display for reading digital books is certainly not worth over $5000!

press insert f7 to get a links list in NVDA.

so $5700 for bad braille cells? when I can have excellent orbit reader20 braille for $499? or a blitab multiline braille device for about $500? I'll take orbit20.

the other 3 grand is probably for the old very expensive easily breakable piezoelectric braille display.