[Electronics-talk] lightweight braille notetaker

[Pamela Dominguez]

Sounds like what happened with my braille lite.  After a while, it just was 
not reliable, because it would dump my stuff and I would have to 
reinitialize it and start all over again.  Somebody once said it sounded 
like I had a bad chip, and I was given a way to test it, but I lost the 
email.  Two people gave me the directions for the test.  One person gave it 
a lot less detailed, but I had lost the email that had the extremely 
detailed directions for checking to see if I had a bad chip.  I think the 
braille note is Humanware.  Have you called them about the problems with it 
to see what they would say?  Pam.

-----Original Message----- 
From: Tracy Carcione
Sent: Friday, December 06, 2013 8:01 AM
To: Discussion of accessible electronics and appliances
Subject: [Electronics-talk] lightweight braille notetaker

I have a Brailenote PK.  I chose it because it was, at the time, much the
lightest and smallest notetaker with a braille display.  It weighs less than
a pound, while the others I saw weighed more than 2 pounds.  However, the PK
has quirks that require me to reset it every week or two to make it get back
to work, and I wouldn't mind getting something more reliable, if I can find
something as small.
Can anyone recommend a braille notetaker, with a 20-character display, that
weighs less than a pound?
Thanks.
Tracy


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