At 01:55 PM 8/23/02 , Joe Clark wrote: >>The service has also drawn interest from blind users, who use >>special devices that read them their e-mail. Now those "readers" can >>handle Web searches as well. [...] One category that this does apply to is the portable braille &/or speech notetaker. As far as I know the Braille Lite products (Freedom Scientific) don't have a web browser application. The Pulse Data is scheduled to release a browser for their BrailleNote line next month, but the process of upgrading existing users may be slow. The Elba Linux-based device from Papenmeier reportedly has browser capability (I haven't seen this one). PatrickReceived on Saturday, 24 August 2002 10:19:20 GMT
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