[Nfbmt] Humanware Sale

[d m gina]

I am hoping that we will go all apple and not do windows eight.
I still use the computer for the most part, but glad I know how to do 
email with my phone.
Sure saves on traveling.
I don't need to take my net book unless I want to.
With all of the laws they have swinging at the air port, the less I 
need to travel with the better.
Wishing you the best.
Those Braille displays are nice.
I don't want to carry a large machine again.

Original message:
> Thanks, Dan. Since I don't have much experience with refreshable displays, I
> was kind of wanting a new machine to have the warranty and such. I have had
> my eye on the Brailliant 32             a while. I think I would like that
> 32 character line length. I Always read better with the lines at that length
> on paper, as opposed to the 40 character line.

> My thinking is to use the display mostly with my iPhone and maybe an iPad
> Mini when they improve the processors in them. It seems to me the
> intermediate line length is a good compromise for the sake of portability as
> well. At this point, I don't turn on a PC unless I specifically need to use
> MS Office for something or manage NLS digital books. Everything else has
> migrated over to my phone. If I weren't so lazy, I would learn how to use a
> Mac and become a complete Apple fanboy.

> I have another day to decide. But I might be getting a Brailliant for my
> Birthday.



> -----Original Message-----
> From: Nfbmt [mailto:nfbmt-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Dan Burke
> Sent: Monday, December 31, 2012 3:09 PM
> To: NFB of Montana Discussion List
> Subject: Re: [Nfbmt] Humanware Sale

> I looked at one at the convention last summer, and they are very nice.
> I wanted a display to work with the iPhone, and therefore something that was
> pretty small. I ended up with the Focus 14 blue.  However, I'd give a much
> higher consideration to the Brailliant if I was using it mostly at my desk,
> they were very nice!

> BTW, the Blind Bargains site has a couple of classifieds for Focus 40
> displays at pretty good prices - one is bluetooth and the other isn't.

> Dan


> On 12/31/12, David bell <davidbell at musfiber.com> wrote:
>> I'd like to pick up a Braille display. Maybe one of the Brailliant
>> line from Humanware. Anybody have any experience with these units?


>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Nfbmt [mailto:nfbmt-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Dan Burke
>> Sent: Monday, December 31, 2012 1:18 PM
>> To: NFB of Montana Discussion List
>> Subject: [Nfbmt] Humanware Sale

>> ... in the unlikely event that any of us have any money left after the
>> holidays, this from Blind  Bargains might be of interst...

>> 20 Percent Off Everything at Humanware: Victor Stream for $206.40,
>> More HumanWare offers 20 percent off virtually everything in its
>> online store using the link on its post. It's the first such sale
>> we've seen from this company.
>> Of note, get a Victor Reader Stream for $206.40, the lowest price
>> we've ever seen for a new unit. The 20 percent off even is valid on
>> high-price items like braille displays and notetakers. The deal is
>> valid for U.S. and Canadian customers and ends January 2.
>> Posted by J.J. Meddaugh Friday, 28-Dec-2012 10:24 PM ET in
>> Miscellaneous




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