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media type="youtube" key="UgE90m0R6ls" height="315" width="420" The Braille Note is a note taker that is used by people that have impaired vision. This device has a keyboard featuring all of the letters in Braille along with a 32-cell Braille display. The Braille Note has a very unique feature, which is the 32 cell Braille display. When you press a button on the Braille Note the Braille display is constantly refreshed and the Braille letters are displayed. The Braille Note has many features, one being word processor which can be used for students to take notes. The Braille Note has multiple USB drives on the back that can be used to import and export documents to and from. The Braille Note can also be used as a planner for students where they can add all their homework or upcoming events for class. The Braille Note can also connect to the Internet, to do this you must have a wireless card, which can be connected to the unit and then connected to a wireless network. The Braille Note also is used to store MP3 files and also listen to the radio. The Braille Note also has a navigation system, which can be synchronized to a Bluetooth device and also a GPS for traveling. The Braille Note can also act as a book reader and they can download electronic books. Students can download the class books to their Braille Note, which keeps them updated with class materials. One last feature is the calculator, which students can use during math lessons. The batteries on the Braille Note last anywhere from 15-20 hours and is more stable than a laptop.