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May 2006

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Product Evaluation

The 64-Cell Question: A Review of the Brailliant Braille Display

Brian Walker

Man versus Machine: A Review of Multifunctional Desktop Copiers

Darren Burton, Lee Huffman

The Liberty to Use a Computer: A Review of the FreedomBox

Deborah Kendrick

"Is This for Here or to Go?" A Series on Portable, Laptop-Compatible Video Magnifiers

Lee Huffman

We're Cooking Now: A Guide to the Accessibility of Major Appliances

Bradley Hodges

Access Issues

How Shall I Read Thee? Accessing Commercial e-Books

Lynn Zelvin

Interview

Who’s Using the FreedomBox?

Deborah Kendrick

Conference Report

CSUN 2006

Deborah Kendrick, Jay Leventhal

Usability Study

A Range of Opinions: A Survey on the Accessibility of Today's Home Appliances

Darren Burton

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