Re: When is the last time anyone has read a braille book?
Yes, and let me remind you that those guys who made NVDA were Australians. OK then, enough with the patriotism. It's much harder to build a multiline braille display than a screen reader. I know that Freedom Scientific won't be building a multiline braille display first. Clearly, they are much more concerned about charging $400 for ten hours of iOS training when they are clearly a company focused on Windows. But I wouldn't be so sure with a company like HIMS--they might just be able to do it. Well, we'll see at CSUN.
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