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Braille Display

By Closing the Gap, Vol. 21, No. 3, p. 11
Publication Date: August/September 2002

Article on the Braille Star 40 from Pulse Data HumanWare and Handy Tech of Germany. Braille Star 40 is the first of a new generation of Braille displays designed to work with or without a personal computer. It has an ergonomically designed Braille display and a ten-key dual-purpose Braille keypad that enables easy-to-remember mnemonic commands when online using a screen reader. It is also used as a braille writer when it is offline.

Assistive Products Discussed: BRAILLE STAR 40
Published by: Closing the Gap, Inc.   (Website:http://www.closingthegap.com)

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