Handy Tech Braille Note Takers and Displays

Braille Star 80: $10,990.00.

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The Intelligent Braille System

Braille Star 80 is an ergonomically optimized Braille system for the professional workspace with 80 piezo-electric Braille cells. Combined with a PC keyboard, Braille Star 80 can also be used as a stand alone note taker. The PC keyboard can be placed directly on top of the Braille Star 80. In addition to a 16-key numeric block, the Braille Star 80 is also equipped with 8 function keys. These all are ergonomically positioned for Braille input.

Universal Connectivity

Braille Star 80 can be connected to a PC via USB or the serial port. 2 Audio-Stereo signals, connectable on the back of the Braille Star 80, are passed through to the right front corner of the Braille Star. This allows you to connect a headset and microphone conveniently and directly to the Braille Star 80. Braille Star 80 can be used with different screen reading programs in order to work on various operating systems including Windows 95/98/2000/NT/ME/XP as well as Linux and DOS and now Vista.

Convincing Flexibility

With just one keyboard, you can either take notes internally or control the PC. The keyboard is connected directly to the Braille Star 80 and can be switched over easily. The Braille Star 80 is available in Handy Tech blue and silver grey.

Using the Braille Star 80

The triple action keys allow activation of three functions by pressing either the upper, the lower or the central part of the key. The triple action keys are positioned ergonomically left and right of the Braille cell surface. In order to place the cursor directly on the reading position of the finger, each of the Braille cells is equipped with its own cursor routing button. The Braille Star 80 is also equipped with extended up and down keys. These keys can be easily reached while reading the more central area of the Braille display. The 16key pad which is user definable can be used for additional functions like dialing in a telephone application.

Internal Note Taking Capability

While working with the PC, you can also take some internal notes independently from the PC. You can take those notes either with the Braille keys in front of the Braille Star 80 or with the PC keyboard on top of the Braille Star 80.

Comfortable Editing

Your notes will be stored as files within the Braille Star 80. Up to 5 files can be opened in parallel. Alt + Tab (chord 568) allows you to change between open files. A file can be as big as 3 MB, and up to 512 files can be stored in the Braille Star 80. Block functions like Copy (Ctrl + C), Cut (Ctrl + X) and paste (Ctrl + V) are available. There are also clipboard and an easy to use search and replace function.

Easy Data Transfer

HTCOM, the Handy Tech Communication program, allows easy transfer of data from Braille Star 80 to the PC and back again. In addition, HTCOM allows you to send information stored in the Windows clipboard directly to the Braille Star. A grade-2 translator as well as a monitor mode for visualizing the display of the Braille Star 80 are also integrated in HTCOM. You can also send Word documents directly out of Word or use the "Send To"-function of Windows Explorer to transfer files into the Braille Star 80.

Ergonomically Optimized

With the Braille Star 80, Handy Tech has once again set new standards in ergonomic design. The surface of the Braille cells is concavely shaped and optimized for the reading finger. This allows reading in a relaxed hand position. The function keys that can be used as Braille keys are ergonomically positioned for Braille entry. The triple action keys which are positioned left and right of the reading surface are also concavely shaped. The cursor routing keys are integrated in the tactile surface of the Braille cell. There is no gap between the Braille display and the front of the PC keyboard. Therefore only a minimum of movement is required while moving the hand from the keyboard to the Braille cells.

2-PC Mode

Braille Star 80 allows the control of 2 PC's in parallel. Two keyboard inputs from two different PC's can be connected to the Braille Star 80. When switching between USB and serial, you also switch between the two different PC's. This is how you can control two PC's in parallel with the Braille Star 80.

Technical Data

• 80 concavely shaped Braille cells.
• 80 cursor routing keys.
• 2 switchable external keyboard-inputs.
• USB and serial ports.
• 4 MB text memory.
• 2 extended up/down keys.
• 2 triple action keys.
• 8 function keys.
• Color: optionally in Handy Tech blue or silver grey.
• Dimensions: 23 inches x 9.65 inches x 0.95 inches (Width x Depth x Height).
• Weight: 5.6 pounds.

All Handy Tech portable displays come with user replaceable triple A or double A batteries.

Braille Star 40 with USB and Serial connectivity: $5,990.00.

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The Next Generation

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.

In order to place the cursor directly on the reading position of the finger, each of the Braille cells is equipped with its own cursor routing button.

Braille Star 40 can be used with any laptop computer. The surface for placing the laptop can be pulled out like a tray to adjust it to the corresponding size. Braille Star 40 is delivered with a carrying bag with shoulder strap which can also be used as a backpack.

Flexible Connection

The Braille Star 40 is equipped with both a USB and a serial port which makes it very flexible to connect. Optionally, Braille Star 40 is available with wireless Bluetooth® connection. Braille Star 40 can be used with a variety of screen reading products for different operating systems like Windows 95/98/2000/NT/ME/XP/XPP, Linux, DOS and now Vista.

Note Taker Mode

Braille Star 40 affords the user the possibility of using it either directly as a note taker, or connect a regular PC keyboard for Your editing convenience.
Braille Star 40 is lightweight and compact to carry. With its 20 hours battery capacity, it can be used anywhere you like.

Convincing Flexibility

With just one keyboard, you can take notes and control the PC. The keyboard is directly connected to the Braille Star and can be switched between taking notes and controlling the PC. The mounting surface for the laptop on the Braille Star can be adjusted easily by pulling out the sliding mechanism. USB or serial port connectivity can be selected by flipping a switch on the Braille Star itself.

Easy File Transfer

HTCom, the Handy Tech communication program makes it easy to transfer files like your own notes from the Braille Star 40 to the PC. After editing a document on your PC, use HTCom to transfer the file onto the Braille Star 40. HTCom extracts the pure text information in order to save memory capacity. Additionally, files can be directly transferred from Windows Explorer or from Word.

The Triple Action Concept

The triple action keys allow you to use different functions with just one key. Easily activate three independent functions by pressing the upper, lower or middle sections of the key. Triple action keys are ergonomically located to the left and right of the Braille reading area.

Ergonomically Optimized

The Braille Star is ergonomically designed. The tactile surface of the Braille elements are concavely shaped for the perfect feel. As a result, reading in a relaxed position is a real pleasure for the user. The function keys fit the natural position of the fingers and are ideal for ergonomic input.

The concave triple action keys are located directly beside the Braille cells of the Braille Star. There is no gap between the Braille elements and the edge of the keyboard on top. No disturbing keys are located in between. That means that there is only minimal distance between the Braille display and the keyboard.

Optionally Wireless

With the optional Bluetooth® connection, Braille Star 40 can be used wirelessly as a Braille display with your PC. With a range of about 30 feet, you are free to control your PC anywhere in the room, for example when relaxing in your armchair. Bluetooth® technology is world standard for wireless communication. It allows you to use the Braille Star 40 with a personal organizer or mobile phone. The mobile phone still in your pocket, you can write e-mails and text messages wirelessly with your Braille Star 40.

Technical Data

• 40 concavely shaped Braille cells.
• 40 cursor routing keys.
• External keyboard in- and output.
• USB and serial connection.
• 4 MB text memory.
• 2 triple action keys.
• 8 function keys.
• Battery charged for 20 hours.
• Quick charge (3 hours).
• Dimensions: 13 inches x 8.9 inches x 0.95 inches (Width x Depth x Height).
• Slider extendable to 13 inches.
• Weight: 3.1 pounds.
• Optional: Wireless Bluetooth® connection.

All Handy Tech portable displays come with user replaceable triple A or double A batteries.

Braille Wave with Bluetooth: $5,690.00.

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Ultra-Compact Braille Wave Fits in Any Briefcase

Experience the new 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.

Light and Elegant

Weighing only 35 oz., you can take the Braille Wave with you wherever you go. Bring it home from work. Travel with your Braille Wave, it is the perfect companion for your notebook computer. The elegant design combines superb functionality and dynamic shaping - and all that with the compact dimensions of 14.2 inches x 4.7 inches x 1.4 inches (Width x Depth x Height).

The Best Ergonomics

The Braille Wave was specially designed with concave Braille cells that follow the shape of your fingertips. The reading keys are situated to the right and left of the Braille display itself, directly where your fingers run off the display. With the quiet, easily used function keys, you can also make your notes without an external keyboard.

Easy Note Transfer

The software package supplied with the Braille Wave allows notes to be easily transferred to the PC. Once this has been done, you can work on them further in any of the various word processing packages available, such as Microsoft Word.

Easy Extensions

Now it is even possible to connect an external keyboard to the Braille Wave. You can broaden the scope with an alphanumerical keyboard, so you can make notes in the most comfortable way for you.

Flexible Access to Multiple Computer Platforms

The Braille Wave gives you access to nearly all computer systems. DOS, Windows 95/98 and even Windows NT, 2000 and now Vista can be used with the Braille Wave. The Braille is supported by all of the major screen reading packages available, including SuSE Linux.

Integrated Note Taking Facility

You can use the Braille Wave as a note-taker, without a PC for 20 hours on battery. When working at the computer you can swap the Braille Wave in to note-taker mode at any time. Quickly jot down a telephone number, write a memo, or look up an address, then return to your computer application.

Handy and Practical

The best position for the Braille Wave is directly in front of the PC-keyboard or the laptop. Place the Braille Wave on your lap and lean back. Read, in this relaxed state - your e-mails, documents, the possibilities are endless!

Technical Data

• 40 concave Braille cells with routing keys.
• Status cells can be switched on according to requirements.
• External keyboard can be connected.
• 4 MB text-memory.
• 11 quiet function keys with some resistance.
• Runs 20 hours on battery (rechargeable).
• Quick charging time (3 hours).
• Serial port.
• Measurements: 14.2 inches x 4.7 inches x 1.4 inches (Width x Depth x Height).
• Weight: 2.2 pounds.

All Handy Tech portable displays come with user replaceable triple A or double A batteries.

Braillino with Bluetooth: $3,990.00.

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The Braillino Idea

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.

Braillino

Braillino is your ideal companion. It offers a 20 character Braille display with two Triple Action keys and a very ergonomic Braille keyboard. It is so small and compact that you can use it as a Braille note taker anywhere you like. Use the latest in mobile communication by connecting Braillino to the newest generation of talking mobile phones and PDA’s.

BLUETOOTH® Technology, the Wireless Connection

BLUETOOTH® wireless technology allows you to use a mobile phone within a range of 30 feet without annoying cables. Just leave your mobile phone in your pocket or purse and write e-mails or text messages (SMS) wherever you want. Listen discreetly to the speech output with a headset which can also be used for making phone calls. Most PDA’s and mobile phones offer: Telephone book with address filing system, Calendar with scheduler and alarm function, Word processing, E-mail and text messaging (SMS), Voice recording and much more.

Braille Support

The Braille support allows Braille output as well as Braille entry on Braillino to control the mobile phone. This includes functions like:

• Grade two support.
• Selectable Braille tables.
• Cursor routing.
• Block marking functions.
• Navigation functions.

Ergonomically Optimized

As with all Handy Tech products, Braillino’s design is a result of extensive ergonomic studies. The placing of the Braille keys allow a relaxed position for your hands. You can also rest your hands on the rounded surface of the Braillino without pressing keys by mistake. Handy Tech’s ergonomically shaped, concave Braille cells allow for a natural hand position when reading Braille.

Operating Braillino

Two Triple Action keys control three functions by pressing the upper, lower or centre part of the key. These concave keys are located to the left and the right of the Braille reading area.In order to place the cursor in a specific location, each of the 20 Braille elements has an integrated cursor- routing key. Centred on the Braillino are two up and down scroll key.

Braillino Note Taker

Braillino can be used as a Braille note taker on its own. Braillino’s 4 MB of flash memory can store up to 512 files. A single file can be as large as 3 MB.For comfortable text entry, you can connect a standard computer keyboard with Braillino.

Comfortable Editing

Notes can be stored as files directly into Braillino. Up to five files can be open simultaneously. You can switch between open files with Alt+Tab (Chord 568). Braillino offers the block functions copy (Ctrl+c), cut (Ctrl+x) and paste (Ctrl+v). Additionally, Braillino offers a clipboard and an easy to use search and replace function.

Easy File Transfer

Braillino’s HTCOM communication software allows to transfer files to and from your PC. When transferring files to Braillino, HTCOM maximizes memory usage by extracting only text information. You can download files directly to your BraillIno from within Windows Explorer or Word.

Future Compatible

With Braillino, you have made the right decision for the future. Year after year, the mobile electronic companions are getting smaller and more powerful. You have the choice of using the next generation of mobile phones or PDA’s with your Braillino by using the wireless BLUETOOTH® technology or a docking station.

Technical Data

• 20 concave Braille cells.
• 20 cursor routing keys.
• 1 serial interface.
• 2 up and down scroll keys.
• 2 Triple Action keys.
• 8 Braille keys.
• Color: Handy Tech blue.
• Dimensions: 8.8 inches x 4.8 inches x 1.3 inches (Width x Depth x Height).
• Weight: 1.5 pounds.

All Handy Tech portable displays come with user replaceable triple A or double A batteries.

Braillino was nominated for the final jury decision in the category AT/Communication and Information of the Design for All and Assistive Award 2004. DFA:AT European Awards is an Initiative of the European Commission.

The BLUETOOTH® word mark and logo are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by Handy Tech is under license. Other trademarks and Trade names are those of their respective owners.

Easy Braille with USB: $4,490.00.

Easy Braille with USB and BLUETOOTH® connectivity: $4,995.00.

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Super Compact and Easy to Handle

Despite its tiny size, Easy Braille is a fully functional Braille display. Connected via BLUETOOTH® wireless technology or USB, Easy Braille doesn’t require power cables, unless recharging the included triple A batteries after use with BLUETOOTH®.

Easy Braille is equipped with 40 piezoelectric Braille elements. Each of these elements is equipped with a cursor routing key. This allows you to place the cursor on the position of the reading finger while reading Braille.

Easy Braille also offers two navigation keys and 8 function keys. The layout of the function keys allow you to use them for Braille input.

The Perfect Match

Easy Braille can be combined with a laptop, cell phone, PDA, Apple computer running OSX 10.5 (Leopard) operating system or any Windows based computer. Easy Braille transforms screen information into Braille. In addition to speech output, screen reading programs drive the Braille display.

Ergonomically Optimized

Easy Braille is ergonomically designed. Its Braille elements are concavely shaped, following the natural form of the finger tips. These unique Handy Tech Braille cells allow the user to read in a relaxed hand position. The navigation keys for scrolling through a text can easily be pressed by the thumb of the reading hand while reading.

The eight function keys are ergonomically placed for enabling Braille input.

Technical Data

• 40 concavely shaped Braille cells.
• 40 cursor routing keys.
• 8 noise reduced function keys.
• 2 navigation keys.
• USB or Bluetooth interface.
• 4 triple A batteries and USB Bluetooth adaptor.
• Color: Handy Tech blue.
• Dimensions: 12 inches x 3.5 inches x 1 inches (Width x Depth x Height).
• Weight: 1.6 pounds.

Easy Braille and Braille Music

Combined with the GOODFEEL Braille Music Translator software from Dancing Dots and the JAWS for Windows screen reader, you can read braille music scores with your Easy Braille. You hear musical cues and verbal descriptions of the piece while you feel the related braille music symbols on your braille display. Blind musicians can scan and read musical scores As well as easily create print and equivalent braille transcriptions for collaboration with sighted or blind teachers, colleagues or students. More about GOODFEEL.

Easy Braille with HID Support: $4,990 (plus $45 shipping).

Provides support for the Human Interface Device protocol which means that it is plug and Braille. No special drivers needed to work with a screen reader and no admin rights required for systems that are locked down.

Graphic Window Professional: $10,990.00.

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Access to Graphics for the Blind

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.

Explore the World of Graphics

With the GWP, blind users can touch graphical information on the screen. An observation frame can be moved around the screen using arrow keys. The zoom function enlarges the display up to the most detailed view in which one tactile pin on the tactile display corresponds to a single pixel on the screen. For better orientation on the Windows desktop, the GWP provides an orientation mode where the position of the tactile matrix is displayed relative to the desktop. Furthermore, it is equipped with an overview mode to display the whole contents of the desktop. The functions of the GWP can be controlled by 8 user-definable function keys and a shift key. The tactile patterns are displayed by the GWP software on the screen for visual assistance.

Using GWP in the Training Situation

Especially during training, the GWP can be an important tool to teach the concept and layout of Windows. Abstract concepts of Windows such as icons in the toolbar can now be touched. The active window can be emphasized by a blinking border. Even real pictures can be touched with the GWP. With the information density control, the display on the matrix can be adjusted manually. At school, GWP opens up new ways of obtaining more information, for example by displaying function graphs, geometrical figures or boundaries of countries.

Using GWP in the Office

For professionals who need to be able to control the screen layout, GWP introduces new advanced possibilities for the blind user. Now it is possible to touch graphical results such as diagrams, for example progress of stock value or cake slice diagrams. Even for word documents and internet pages, the blind user can check and modify the layout independently. Graphical information such as the volume control in a record studio can be touched on the tactile display of the GWP.

GWP in Combination with Handy Tech Braille Displays

A Handy Tech Braille display with a GWP is the perfect combination for a professional workplace. Information on the screen can be touched simultaneously in Braille on the Braille display and with tactile graphics on the GWP. For example, when the mouse pointer is located on the printer icon, the GWP shows this icon as tactile graphics and the Braille display shows the word "printer" in Braille. Just as on a Braille display, the cursor position on the tactile display of the GWP is shown as a blinking dot. It is possible to choose between permanent and manual mouse tracking.

Navigation functions

With the arrow keys it is possible to shift the section of the screen shown on the tactile display. Besides up and down, left and right, is possible to navigate diagonally. The speed and the steps of the shifting movement can be selected via the GWP software.

Zoom functions

With the zoom keys located directly on the tactile display, it is possible to enlarge or reduce the section of the screen shown on the tactile display of the GWP. The range of zooming the screen section reaches from displaying the whole screen at once, down to the most detailed view of one dot on the tactile display corresponding to exactly one pixel on the screen. The zoom steps can be adjusted with the GWP software.

Orientation mode

When activated, the orientation mode displays the size and position of the tactile display on the screen by a rectangle of blinking dots. It is then possible to quickly locate the position of the tactile display on the screen.

Overview mode

When using the overview mode, the whole screen is shown on the tactile display of the GWP. The active window can be highlighted by a frame of blinking tactile dots.

Adjusting the information density

The information density determines the brightness level of the graphical information displayed on the tactile display, and is automatically determined by the software. When touching graphics with low contrast, it is possible to adjust the information density manually in 6 steps.

Tracking the positioning

When tracking the positioning of the mouse pointer is active, the GWP tracks the position of the mouse on the screen. If this is also linked to the position of the Braille display, the tactile display of the GWP and the text in Braille on the Braille display are linked together.

Structure mode

In addition to the graphical information on the screen, Windows system information is also interpreted by the GWP software when using the structure mode. This makes it possible to highlight the active window by blinking dots.

Technical Data

• 16 x 24 dots tactile graphical display, matrix of equidistant (3mm) tactile dots.
• 2 zoom keys.
• Serial port.
• 8 function keys.
• Shift key.
• Runs autonomously for 20 hours.
• Quick charging (3 hours).
• Dimensions: 4.3 inches x 3 inches x 8.3 inches (Width x Height x Length).
• Weight: 2.2 pounds.

Modular Evolution 64: $10,990.00.

Modular Evolution 88: $13,990.00.

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Ergonomics Meets Functionality

Modular Evolution is designed for the professional blind user in their workplace. Adapted for your needs, Modular Evolution offers the perfect combination for you.

Modular Braille Display

The Braille display unit of the Modular Evolution is available with 88 or 64 Braille cells. This Modular Braille display is the first one to use the revolutionary Active Tactile Control (ATC) technology. ATC offers Braille readers new and more efficient ways to use a PC. In addition to ATC, the Modular Braille display offers the following control elements:

• 2 navigation keys (Left/Right), ergonomically placed across the whole width of the Braille display.
• 2 Triple Action keys, (Left/Right), integrated with the tactile area.
• 8 function keys (B1 – B4, B5 – B8).
• 88 or 64 cursor routing keys for placing the cursor at each Braille position.

The Modular Braille display offers three additional USB ports. This allows you to directly connect a printer or scanner. With the 4 GB internal memory, all the applications and data are always available to you.

Modular Keyboard

The Modular Keyboard of the Modular Evolution is a complete PC keyboard which can be clipped onto the Braille display unit. The keyboard has tactile markings for blind users. The keys are labeled with high contrast (white on black) and can therefore be easily read by partially sighted users.

Modular Braille Keyboard

With the Modular Braille Keyboard you can enter text in Braille. It also offers complete control of the PC. In addition to the 8 ergonomic Braille entry keys (P1 – P8), the Modular Braille keyboard has a number pad as well as control and function keys.

Modular Number Pad

When clipped on to the Modular Evolution, the number pad offers additional functions. The 16 keys of the Modular number pad can be individually assigned. For example, as a telephone operator, you can use the number pad directly for dialling or switchboard functions.

The One-Cable-Solution

All components of the Modular Evolution can be clipped on to the Modular Braille display without the need for any annoying cables. When attached, the components have an electrically and mechanically stable connection. With just one cable the whole system of the Modular Evolution is connected to the PC via USB. There is no need to have cables all over your desk.

The New Dimension of Braille Reading Active Tactile Control (ATC)

The patent pending Active Tactile Control (ATC) enables you to control the PC directly with your reading position on the Braille display. This opens up a whole new world of controlling a PC for blind and visually impaired users. With the help of ATC for example, words or letters can be announced by the speech output. ATC even recognizes when the current line has been read completely and automatically scrolls to the next line without the need of pressing the reading keys. ATC is able to detect the reading position reliably even if several fingers are on the Braille display.

ATC Assistance Functions

For professional use of a PC, ATC offers several helpful functions:

• Automatic Scrolling - When you have read the text on the Braille display completely, ATC automatically scrolls to the next position.
• Speed Reading - A word is spoken when touching the first letter.
• Read the Whole Line - The line will be read completely triggered by a touch on the Braille display.
• Spelling when Reading Backwards - When reading a Braille character twice, it will be announced.
• Interactive Learning with ATC.
• Reading Single Characters - The letter at the reading position will be either announced immediately or with delay.
• Read Word at the End - When the word has been read completely, it will be announced. This function is especially handy when learning a foreign language.
• Analyzing the Reading Behavior - ATC allows you to monitor the handling of the Modular Evolution. Analyzing the reading behavior is especially helpful for the teaching environment while learning Braille.

ATC Settings

The various ATC options can be adjusted to your individual needs by using the settings menu.

Perfect Ergonomics

Only the Handy Tech Braille cells have the concave and sloped down shape. The tactile surface matches the finger tip perfectly while reading. Judge for yourself - the advantages right at your fingertips The Braille output of the Modular Evolution can be read with a natural and relaxed hand position which is especially important for power users. The cursor routing keys are integrated into the tactile surface, aiding with orientation. The up and down keys are placed where you need them when reading Braille.

Technical Data: Modular Braille Display 88

• 88 Braille cells.
• 684 (88*8) ATC sensors.
• 2 navigation keys.
• 2 Triple Action keys.
• 88 cursor routing keys.
• 8 function keys B1 - B8.
• 3 USB connections.
• 4 GB internal memory.
• Dimensions: 25.3 inches x 2.4 inches x 10.4 inches (Width x Height x Depth).
• Weight: 7.7 pounds.

Technical Data: Modular Braille Display 64

• 64 Braille cells.
• 512 (64*8) ATC sensors.
• 2 navigation keys.
• 2 Triple Action keys.
• 64 cursor routing keys.
• 8 function keys B1 - B8.
• 3 USB connectors.
• 4 GB internal memory.
• Dimensions: 20.3 inches x 2.4 inches x 10.4 inches (Width x Height x Depth).
• Weight: 6.4 pounds.

Technical Data: Modular Keyboard

• 105 keys.
• Tactile markings.
• USB connection.
• Dimensions: 20.3 inches x 1.7 inches x 6.8 inches (Width x Height x dDepth).
• Weight: 2.2 pounds.

Technical Data: Modular Braille Keyboard

• 8 Braille keys (P1 –P8).
• 2 space keys.
• Function keys F1 – F12, Escape key, Numlog, ScrLog, Print.
• Ctrl, Shift, Alt, Windows keys.
• 6 keys block, cursor keys.
• Number pad 17 keys.
• Dimensions: 9.8 inches x 1.8 inches x 6.5 inches (Width x Height x Depth).
• Weight: 2.2 pounds.

Technical Data: Modular Number Pad

• 16 keys B9 – B14, 0 – 9.
• Dimensions: 5 inches x 1.7 inches x 6.8 inches (Width x Height x Depth).
• Weight: 2 pounds.