Blind Chance: David Faucheux's Audio Web Log

I'm a TeleRead volunteer in Lafayette, LA--fond of Gary Jennings' novels, Jeopardy, good Thai cuisine and accessible Web sites. I hold an MLIS from Louisiana State University. Email: triviaguy@bellsouth.net. - David Faucheux

Wednesday, June 02, 2004

The Jot a Dot Brailler: Worth checking out

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In case you don't know, a Brailler is a gizmo to put Braille down on paper, and David F is intrigued by a versatile and low-cost portable model from Jot a Dot. - David Rothman.

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