[Electronics-Talk] Espresso Machines

[Elizabeth Campbell]

Hello Ibrahim,
Are you wanting a machine that uses capsules, such as those from Nespresso?
I have a Nespresso mini, and it is definitely accessible with two buttons
on the top of the machine. One is for making a lungo, or a larger cup of
coffee,and the other is for making an espresso. There is no separate power
button. Simply press the button for the type of coffee you want, place the
capsule in the machine, and it will begin brewing. It takes about 30
seconds for the water to heat. The machine shuts off automatically HOpe
this helps.
Liz

On Tue, Oct 22, 2019 at 8:32 PM ibrahim abed rabbo via Electronics-Talk <
electronics-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:

> Hi folks,
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> I like to know if you know of any accessible espresso machines. Almost all
> machines I have seen in the stores have touch panels which make them
> inaccessible. I do not mind if the accessibility is achieved via Bluetooth
> through my smart phone.
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> Any ideas or suggestions?
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> Ibrahim
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Elizabeth Campbell