[Blindtlk] Small Brailler and/or Inexpensive Braille Display

[Judy Jones]

Good question.  The smallest braille display I have seen is the Focus 14, 
but again, is expensive.  Braille displays typically don't have the type of 
memory you are asking for, baut will hook to a device that would have your 
word lprocessor.

Something with a word processor incorporated would be a note taker, but 
again, those have a lot of features.  I have the 18-cell U2 Mini, and it can 
fit in my purse, or has a strap I can carry over the shoulder.  I love the 
small size, again, is a note taker.

You might try asking on blindbargains.com in their classifieds.  I'm not a 
braille display authority, so let us know what you find out.

Judy

P.S.  Merry Christmas to you too.

-----Original Message----- 
From: Szostak, Christine via blindtlk
Sent: Tuesday, December 22, 2015 10:09 PM
To: acb-l at acblists.org ; Blind Talk Mailing List
Cc: Szostak, Christine
Subject: [Blindtlk] Small Brailler and/or Inexpensive Braille Display

Hi All,
  I know the answer is very likely to be "no", but  I figured I would ask 
anyway:).

  Does anyone know of a small (e.g., about braillenote sized or smaller) 
manual Perkins-type brailler or a non-extremely expensive refreshable 
braille  display without all of the bells and whistles. I am only in the 
market for a very simple device (e.g., a display that just contains a word 
processor) and potentially an SD Card or USB  slot.
Have a very merry Christmas all!
Chris
Dr. Christine M. Szostak
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Department of Social Sciences
Shorter University
Rome, Georgia
szostak.1 at osu.edu<mailto:szostak.1 at osu.edu>
cszostak at shorter.edu

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