[ND-Talk] Fw: [Mosen Consulting Announcement] Braille On Display 2020 edition

[Milton Ota]

There was a time when many people predicted that technology would cause 
Braille to die out. How wrong they were.

Freed by the restrictions of bulky hardcopy Braille volumes, people can 
now carry a device with them that gives them access to thousands of books. When

used in combination with smartphone technology, it’s even possible to 
get instant transcription from print to Braille. Braille is more 
vibrant and relevant

than ever.

Sadly, Braille devices are expensive, so Choosing the right one is a 
significant technological decision. How can you be sure you’re choosing 
the option

that best meets your needs?

“Braille on Display 2020 Edition” by Jackie Brown is here to help. It’s 
a useful guide to many of the Braille devices on the market today, in 
plain English.

Jackie will tell you about the features found in most of today’s 
popular Braille devices, and offer her opinion on their pros and cons.

You’ll learn about full Braille note takers, devices that act as 
Braille displays for your computer and smartphone, and devices that 
fall somewhere in

between.

A handy table at the end of the book allows you to perform a feature 
comparison on all the products covered.

It’s hard for many of us to get our hands on all these devices. So why 
not purchase a handy guide written by someone who’s done all the 
evaluation work

already. It’s a small price to pay to ensure you get the best device 
for your needs.

Learn about the latest technology from all the major vendors, including

list of 12 items

◦ Hims,

◦ HumanWare,

◦ Baum,

◦ Seika,

◦ Eurobraille,

◦ Alva,

◦ Handy Tech,

◦ InsideOne,

◦ Freedom Scientific

◦ Harpo,

◦ Papenmeier

◦ and Orbit.

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The book costs 35 USD, and is available now from 
http://Mosen.org/BrailleOnDisplay

Jonathan