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From: sport@cbnewsd.ATT.COM (ray.campbell)
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Subject: Re: braille printer
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Date: 9 Feb 90 05:19:18 GMT
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In article <9956@bunker.UUCP> Tom.Gerhart@f722.n273.z1.fidonet.org writes:
>Hi, every one, I hope some one out there can help me.  I am trying to
>decide what kind of braille printer to buy for production purposes.  I
>have a romeo at the moment, which is good when it works but I have had
>alot of trouble with it.So any suggestions would be appreciated tom G

I recommend the Versapoint printer from Telesensory Systems Inc., 
Mountain View, CA.  I have an older one of these  (from 1986), but
those newer than that have a lot of nice features (i.e. sideways  printing,
graphics capabilities, less noise).  

Good Luck, hope this helps!

-- 
Ray Campbell, AT&T Bell Labs, Naperville, IL
Room IHP 1A-338, (708) 713-4538, campbell@ihlpm.att.com
"I know it hurts to say goodbye, but it's time for me to fly"-REO