@devinprater Nah the iOS HID problems will just jump sales in things like the #OrbitResearch devices that can connect through other means and thus should still work.

#OrbitResearch should release a #BrailleDisplay that splits the difference between the #orbitReader20Plus and the #orbitreader40 but and all the best features of all their main products, so usb-c, cursor routing, haptics and speech, wifi, address book, etc, split the cells and price as well and make it a 30 cell for $1199.

@miki #OrbitResearch already has easily replaceable batteries in all of their #BrailleDisplay and most of their other products as far as I know. However the #orbitreader20 and #orbitReader20Plus do not use USB-C which is another problem they would need to address.

I'm sitting here on my break typing this post using my orbit writer braille keyboard. This is an incredible device, and I'm surprised at the great build quality considering how affordable this is. Well done to the #orbitresearch team!

I'm sitting here on my break typing this post using my orbit writer braille keyboard. This is an incredible device, and I'm surprised at the great build quality considering how affordable this is. Well done to the #orbitresearch team!

@fairyqueen91 Well, considering that if the eReader is from Humanware, it appears to be a #Chameleon, hardwarewise, I think we're getting a heck of a deal through #NLS, considering how sturdy this thing is, and how much it can do as an eReader with a Braille display terminal to boot. I'm glad that #NLS decided to work with #Humanware, rather than, say, #OrbitResearch. Yes, considering that the keyboard is much mor comfortable than the Orbit reader 20, which does have a notetaker of sorts, it would be nice if it did have a way to take notes. But until then, I can just connect it to my iPhone and use Notes on there for taking notes, and still have relative comfort.

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