[nabs-l] The new Perkins Mini, 16-cell device

[David Andrews]

%There isn't enough info here to answer your question.  It depends on 
what you want to do with it.  It seems that many people who are 
buying these little displays are using them to work with an iPhone or 
similar device, so they want something small and portable, and are 
probably reading more short things.

If you want one to read long passages of Braille, then a short 
display may or may not work for you.  Some people like a shorter 
display, 12, 14, 16, 18 or 20 cells, while others prefer a 40 or 80 
cell display.

Or if you want the note taking features, you should realize they are 
fairly basic -- this is not a Braille Sense or Braille Note replacement.

Dave

\At 09:01 PM 7/12/2012, you wrote:
>I received an E-mail about the new Perkins Mini, that has 16 cells.
>What is your opinion about it, and do you think it would be worth my money?
>Thanks, Joshua