Difference between revisions of "PinePhone Accessibility"
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This page discusses some issues and options. | This page discusses some issues and options. | ||
= Braille | = Input = | ||
== Braille == | |||
Various portable devices, such as Apple's iPhone, support braille input. | Various portable devices, such as Apple's iPhone, support braille input. | ||
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Indeed, there is a bit of space left over for control functions, etc. | Indeed, there is a bit of space left over for control functions, etc. | ||
= Speech | == Keyboard == | ||
The PinePhone can support either Bluetooth or USB keyboards. | |||
So, a device such as the | |||
[https://www.jellycomb.com/Foldable-Bluetooth-Keyboard-B003-p798959.html Jelly Comb Foldable Bluetooth Keyboard B003] | |||
might be a reasonable input device. | |||
== Speech == | |||
The PinePhone should be able to accept speech input using either Bluetooth or its built-in microphone. | The PinePhone should be able to accept speech input using either Bluetooth or its built-in microphone. | ||
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it should be able to produce similar results. | it should be able to produce similar results. | ||
= Speech | = Output = | ||
== Speech == | |||
The PinePhone's processor should have plenty of capacity to generate clear speech. | The PinePhone's processor should have plenty of capacity to generate clear speech. | ||
This can be output using either the 3.5 mm audio jack or a Bluetooth connection. | This can be output using either the 3.5 mm audio jack or a Bluetooth connection. | ||