Apple Braille Display

If you're someone who is visually impaired, you'll be glad to know that the Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard has a powerful screen reading technology called VoiceOver. This feature supports a variety of refreshable Braille displays that make using a Mac much more accessible.

With VoiceOver, you'll automatically detect any supported Braille display when it is connected to your Mac. This means that the system sends information about what is displayed on the screen, so you'll always know what you're doing.

But sometimes, you'll encounter displays that are not supported out of the box. That's where this installer comes in. With this installer, you'll be able to add support for the following additional refreshable Braille displays:

- GW Micro BrailleSense
- GW Micro SyncBraille 20
- GW Micro SyncBraille 32
- HandyTech Easy Braille
- HandyTech Braille Star 40
- HandyTech Braille Star 80
- HIMS BrailleSense
- HIMS SyncBraille 20
- HIMS SyncBraille 32
- Nippon Telesoft Seika Version 3
- Papenmeier Braillex Trio

This installer is also available in several languages, including Deutsch, English, Français and Japanese. So, anyone who speaks these languages will have an easier time installing and setting up their Braille displays.

Overall, this installer is a much-needed addition to any visually impaired person who wants to use a Mac with ease. So, if that's you, be sure to give it a try!