I really dislike the FS braille displays, but did applaud their efforts to go more mainstream than their Humanware rival on the notetaker front. Inevitably, though, I stuck with BrailleNote because their most important function, note-taking and braille translation, remained unparalleled in my opinion, and above all things a note-taker must do is to be efficient, which is another area Humanware really excel at and have done so right through the Apex, which I now have. Now they’re going Android, there is even more promise there, except for Google and privacy of course, and the fact that it’s running a two-releases-outdated version of Android. I also much prefer the thumb keys and elegant design of Humanware braille displays to the fiddly alternatives. But this is all a matter of personal taste, really.
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