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There is an onscreen keyboard, and for short text inputs that's enough. They now sport backlit keys, and in my opinion you really need to have one of these covers to get the most out of any of the Surface devices. The Touch Cover 2 and the Type Cover 2 have also been updated from the first generation covers. The real strength in the covers are the two keyboard options.

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Microsoft has demoed a 'mixing desk' cover, and are talking about a power cover that will extend the life of the Surface Pro 2. This allows a number of peripherals to be added that double up as a cover over the screen. You also have the magnetic attachments for the various covers that can be attached along the long base edge of the Surface Pro 2.

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You still have the ten point mutli-touch touchscreen dominating the front of the device with fantastic colour reproduction and wide viewing angle, you still have the almost chamfer free diagonal slope away from the screen on the sides of the device, and you still have the smooth back of the device with the full width kickstand. The pressure sensitive Wacom Stylus is still a wonderful artistic tool without a permanent storage home in the hardware, and the tablet-esque power and volume buttons are all in attendance around the spine of the machine. The design of the Surface Pro 2 externally is identical to the original Surface Pro 2. It's a flexible device, but that flexibility come at a cost both financially and in ultimate functionality.

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If you are looking for a portable experience the will allow you to check on your life quickly while on the move (email, Facebook, Twitter, a bit of web browsing) but you also need to crank up the computing power (perhaps for video and audio editing, photoshopping, or to work in and IDE to do some coding), the Surface Pro 2 gives you that option. That said, there is a sweet spot where the Surface Pro 2 is absolutely the computer to have with you. They've not answered all of the issues, and as you'll see there are still some blind spots in the Surface Pro 2 that would make me hesitant to offer a general recommendation. Attempts at this sort of inbetweener device have been made before, but in the Surface Pro 2 I feel that Microsoft has successfully answered many of the issues around this form factor. The Surface Pro 2 takes all the compromises that are present in any hardware design (power, portability, input, connectivity, etc) and makes them work together, and in the process addresses the biggest compromise of all. Lessons were learned, new parts were available, and the Surface Pro 2 is now the current unfiltered vision of Microsoft and Windows in 2014. Rather than trust a hardware partner to do that, they have went out and built it themselves.

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Please consider to make a donation if you see NvDA useful for you and the blind community.I believe Microsoft wanted to have at least one reference device that took their vision of the software and hardware that Windows deserves. More info at ĭownload: NVDA 2018.4 | Download: NVDA 2017.3 (the last version supports Windows XP).īeside, the latest version of NVDA can be downloaded here.

Support for Windows Command Prompt and console applicationsīeside, people can write add-on to make it more accessible to some specific application.

Support for common accessibility interfaces such as Microsoft Active Accessibility, Java Access Bridge, IAccessible2 and UI Automation (UI Automation only supported in Windows 7 and later).

Announcing controls and text while using touch gestures.

Ability to run on Windows logon and other secure screens.

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Support for modern Windows Operating Systems including both 32 and 64 bit variants.Ability to run entirely from a USB flash drive or other portable media without the need for installation.Support for many refreshable braille displays, including the ability to detect many of them automatically as well as braille input on braille displays with a braille keyboard.Automatic announcement of text under the mouse and optional audible indication of the mouse position.Reporting of textual formatting where available such as font name and size, style and spelling errors.Built-in speech synthesizer supporting over 80 languages.

Support for popular applications including web browsers, email clients, internet chat programs and office suites.

NVDA is developed by NV Access, with contributions from the community. Providing feedback via synthetic speech and Braille, it enables blind or vision impaired people to access computers running Windows for no more cost than a sighted person. NonVisual Desktop Access (NVDA) is a free and open source screen reader for the Microsoft Windows operating system.

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