[Electronics-Talk] Flying with a Brailliant

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I have flown with a braille notetaker many times.  I've never put it in my
suitcase because I wanted it so I could read on the flight.  Sometimes the
TSA has wanted me to take it out and turn it on, but often not. When I do
take it out and turn it on, I explain to them that there is no screen, so
they might not see much, just the dots coming up.
HTH.
Tracy


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Subject: [Electronics-Talk] Flying with a Brailliant

            Does anyone know if you can put a Brailliant in checked luggage?
If not and it is in your carry on, is it considered a laptop that has to be
taken out at the TSA checkpoint?

 

Nicole

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