[accessibleimage] Re: Failing devices, designed for visually impaired

Not sure if this is along the line of what you are looking for ... How about 
ATM machines?  I see them with braille but screen quality is poor and the one's 
I've seen provide no voice output to let the user know what is on the screen.

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Hi Everyone,

Apologies in advance if this isn't appropriate for this list! I'm looking
for examples of devices (of any type) which were specifically designed or
adapted to people with visual impairment, yet when you came to use it, you
found it to be failing or lacking something that you thought was quite
essential. This could be absolutely anything: from insufficient
functionalities to wrong physical shape/size/design.

Thank

Snir

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