[Electronics-talk] Daisy Cd players

[David Andrews]

I think it is the Book Port DT or something like that.

Dave

At 11:21 PM 12/7/2012, you wrote:
>Hi, Aph has a desktop player which plays cds. Oh 
>that is news. I looked there and I only found 
>the book port plus which plays sd cards. anyone 
>know what the player is called? if not, I'll 
>call them and ask. Thanks! -----Original 
>Message----- From: David Andrews Sent: Friday, 
>December 07, 2012 11:14 PM To: Discussion of 
>accessible electronics and appliances Subject: 
>Re: [Electronics-talk] Daisy Cd players 
>Humanware has a newer machine that plays CD's, I 
>think it is called the Stratus.  The American 
>Printing House for the Blind also recently came 
>out with a desktop machine that plays CD's. Dave 
>At 06:58 PM 12/5/2012, you wrote: >Hi all, Hi 
>all, I thought this was the right list to ask 
>about accessible >recorders, cd players and 
>stuff to play books/music. I am still 
>old >fashioned; I found it inaccessible to 
>download learning ally books; when >they were 
>rfb,  the process was simple, but now its not. 
>Anyway, I love the >daisy cds; plain and simple 
>to use. Problem is that Humanware 
>discontinued >their nice portable players called 
>the victor reader classic and victor >reader 
>wave. So I wanted to know what daisy stand alone 
>cd players exist? >There used to be something 
>called plextalk ptr1 and it was written up 
>in >the access world magazine. It played and 
>even recorded daisy cds. Now what >options are 
>there? Is humanware̢۪s new expexpensive victor 
>reader stratus the >only thing? Does Aph’s 
>book port plus or the milestone 312 play cds? 
>If >not, which format? Probably only sd cards. I 
>will get a daisy player for >christmas and 
>looking for reviews of them to make a decision. Thanks. >Ashley