[Electronics-Talk] printers

[David Andrews]

If you mean the controls on the printer itself, the only "talking" 
devices are more expensive Multi-function devices and printers for 
offices. I have used units from Cannon and Lexmark. Don't know if 
they have less expensive consumer-oriented accessible models.

However, most printers today can be controlled by their software, 
from your PC, so an "accessible printer" isn't necessarily needed.

Dave

At 07:34 AM 3/14/2017, you wrote:
>Hello,
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>Does anyone have suggestions for buying a new printer that is accessible to
>a totally blind person?
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>Thanks.
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>Colleen