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	<title>Comments on: Braille E-Book Concept for Blind Bookworms</title>
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		<title>By:  B H</title>
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		<dc:creator> B H</dc:creator>
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		<description>It isn&#8217;t clear to me what&#8217;s different or better about this device than existing portable braille notetaker devices (which are already widely used for reading books - in fact if anything it seems like portable electronic braille books have actually been widely used longer than print e-books?) Unless it&#8217;s quite substantially cheaper than the current multi-thousand dollar devices, in which case I imagine it could really revolutionalize things.  If amazon decided to provide access to braille users, it wouldn&#8217;t need any new technical innovations, really&#8212;the thing that really comes to mind to me is simply file format&#8212;I would imagine amazon could drastically improve access to books just by providing an option on all the books it sells for download, for buyers to choose a braille-ready file format instead.  </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It isn&rsquo;t clear to me what&rsquo;s different or better about this device than existing portable braille notetaker devices (which are already widely used for reading books &#8211; in fact if anything it seems like portable electronic braille books have actually been widely used longer than print e-books?) Unless it&rsquo;s quite substantially cheaper than the current multi-thousand dollar devices, in which case I imagine it could really revolutionalize things.  If amazon decided to provide access to braille users, it wouldn&rsquo;t need any new technical innovations, really&mdash;the thing that really comes to mind to me is simply file format&mdash;I would imagine amazon could drastically improve access to books just by providing an option on all the books it sells for download, for buyers to choose a braille-ready file format instead.</p>
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