New Linux PDA For Blind People
Sean M McMahon
smcmahon at usgs.gov
Thu Mar 30 13:13:44 EST 2006
I think what you're looking for is something like a zoris which is a pda
that runns linux. If that pda can run emacs, it can run emacspeak and now
you're up and running. If you can figure out how to compile speakup into
it's kernel, now you have another solution. If you can run flite on it,
now you have software speech. Then again these are all linux like
solutions to making an accessible pda with linux. This product may be
geared to a market that wants a windows like solution that doesn't use
windows.
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