[Electronics-talk] accessible hand-held electronic dictionary?

[Jorge Paez]

If you happen to have a Mac laptop, there's a wonderful dictionarry on there that I've found extremely useful.

Also, if you have an iPhone, there's an app for that.
Other people will have better info, but if you need iPhone apps that are accessible go to http://www.maccessibility.net

and check the apps list.

Its a great resource if you happen to have an iPhone.


On Jan 2, 2011, at 4:28 PM, Bernadetta Pracon wrote:

> Hi everyone:
> Does anyone knowwhereI can buy a new hand-held electronic dictionary that  is accessible?
> I used to have a Franklin Language Master years ago,but someone at my school dammaged it,and it no longer works. After that was broken,I used the dictionary  application on my BrailleNote. I sold that recently, and therefore,I'm interested in obtaining a similar hand-held dictionary device. I know I can buy a language master used,but as those are so old, I'm a little skeptical as to the condition of any used one I buy.
> Any info on this would be wonderfully appreciated.
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> Bernadetta
> 
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