Braille Star 80 with USB or Braille Star 40 with USB and Optional Bluetooth
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Braille Star
80
Braille Star 40
Braille Star 40 is an ergonomically optimized Braille display with 40
piezoelectric Braille cells and is perfect for use with today’s notebook
and laptop computers. Its integrated note taker function turns Braille
Star 40 into a real star. Combined with a keyboard, Braille Star 40 can be
used as a stand-alone note taker or may be used wirelessly to control your
computer. Braille Star 40 is extremely compact and equipped with both a
serial and USB interface. Optionally, Braille Star is available with
Bluetooth® technology for wireless connection. Read more about Braille Star 80 and Braille Star 40.
Braille Wave
Experience the ergonomic, powerful, slim line Braille display with a
built in note taker. Braille Wave - the 40 character Braille display
that's so light and compact that it fits in any briefcase. Read more about Braille Wave.
Braillino Compact Note Taker with 20 Cell Display and Bluetooth Support
The Future is in Your Hands! Braillino is the ultimate Note Taker and
refreshable Braille display. Combine Braillino with today’s off the shelf
mobile phone and PDA’s. Gain access to text messaging, e-mail and more and
enjoy the ability to update these devices without having to purchase
another Braille display. Keep pace with mainstream technology without
breaking the bank, Braillino stays up to date. The optional Bluetooth®
wireless technology allows you to establish a wireless connection between
Braillino and your PDA, mobile phones or personal computer. Read more about Braillino.
Easy Braille
Take it Easy, Easy Braille with
Bluetooth Coming Soon!
Despite its tiny size, Easy Braille is a fully functional Braille
display. Connected via USB to a PC, Easy Braille doesn't require power
cables. Also now taking orders for Easy Braille with Bluetooth® support.
Experience the wonders of Bluetooth® wireless technology as you use Easy
Braille to totally control your computer and have crisp accurate Braille
output from up to 30 feet away from your computer. Read more about Easy Braille.
Graphic Window Professional (GWP)
The GWP enables the blind user to touch graphical information on the
Windows desktop. The graphics are converted into tactile pictures of 24 x
16 tactile pins. GWP uses image processing methods to extract the most
important information. The tactile graphics vary dynamically in real-time
according to the changes on the screen. Read more about GWP.
Modular Evolution with Active Tactile Control (ATC)