[Promotion-technology] Perkins introduces the New Seika Braille Display

[Sam Joehl]

For Immediate Release 

January 21, 2009 CONTACT: Gayle Yarnall
Gayle.Yarnall at Perkins.org
Ofc: 978-973-7188
Cell: 978-462-3817
AT/Perkins Products Announces New Seika Braille Display
Watertown, MA - Adaptive Technology, a division of Perkins Products, is
excited to
introduce the new Seika Braille Display at the ATIA Conference in Orlando,
FL, on January 28.
This 40-cell refreshable braille display is significantly lower in price
than any other display on the
market. In addition, it comes with a generous two-year warranty. The
screen reader software
interface works in tandem with the most popular screen readers available.
It is lightweight,
compact, portable, and connects to a USB port on an Apple or Windows
computer running
Windows XP or Vista.
Louis Braille, the creator of the tactile reading code, was born in
January 1809. To celebrate
Braille's 200th birthday, AT/Perkins Products offers a 10% discount from
January 27 through
March 1 for purchases of the Seika Braille Display. Contact us at 978 462
3817 or at
gayle.yarnall at perkins.org .
Gayle Yarnall, a long time braille display user and the director of
AT/Perkins Products says,
"Using a refreshable braille display along with a screen reader puts a
computer user who is blind
in touch with the written word. Documents, spreadsheets, and web sites
come alive when
accessed through braille. I am thrilled to be able to offer a quality
40-cell display at a price that is
more affordable. Moreover, the celebration of the 200th birthday of Louis
Braille, the inventor of
the braille code, makes this the perfect time to introduce this terrific
new product."
For more information about AT/Perkins Products, please visit
www.perkinsproducts.org
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Perkins School for the Blind, the nation's first school for the visually
impaired, provides
education and services to help build productive, meaningful lives for more
than 90,000 children
and adults who are blind, deafblind or visually impaired with or without
other disabilities in the
U.S. and more than 60 countries worldwide. Founded in 1829, Perkins
pursues this mission on
campus, in the community and around the world. Learn more online at
www.perkins.org
PHOTO:
Seika_pin
With a 40-cell display and cursor keys ingeniously positioned for easier
operation, the
new Seika Braille Display is also exceptionally stable, comfortable to use
and compact to
carry. It is available in the U.S. exclusively through AT/Perkins
Products.
Photo credit: courtesy of Perkins School for the Blind
Seika_pc
The new Seika Braille Display, available in the U.S. exclusively through
AT/Perkins
Products, is more affordable that any other comparable product. It
connects to any laptop
or PC via a simple USB connector and is compatible with most popular
screen-reader
software. Photo credit: courtesy of Perkins School for the Blind