by IrieAT
The b.note is a next-generation refreshable braille display produced by eurobraille (France) and distributed in North America by IrieAT. It is available in 20-cell and 40-cell configurations, each with 8 dots per cell.
The optional esysuite Windows application extends b.note functionality to a full braille notetaker experience, including:
esysuite is licensed per device and can be used on any Windows PC the b.note is connected to. A free trial is available for download.
| Spec | Detail | |---|---| | Braille Cells | 20 or 40 (8-dot) | | Processor | STM32L1 / ARM Cortex-A53 quad-core 1.4GHz | | RAM | 512MB LPDDR2 | | Storage | 64GB SD | | Bluetooth | 4.2 LS BLE (up to 5 devices) | | Wi-Fi | 2.4GHz 802.11ac | | Battery | 3.7V 6000mAh | | Weight (20-cell) | 1.1 lbs | | Weight (40-cell) | 1.3 lbs | | Dimensions (20-cell) | 9.25 × 4.10 × 1.06 inches | | Dimensions (40-cell) | 14.37 × 4.10 × 1.06 inches |
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