answer:The SpotDot printer has a resolution of 20 dpi for its tactile graphics and prints full-color ink and braille. It can print at a speed of 50 cps and can only use cut sheet paper. The other available embossers from ViewPlus print at a resolution of 20 dpi for their tactile graphics and use tractor-fed paper. They can print braille as well as the tactile graphics and have variable dot height for braille. The Premier and Elite embossers can also have an optional ink attachment for printing grayscale/black ink with the braille and tactile graphics.

answer:Sure, to purchase the VP InkConnect attachment for your VP Premier embosser, you can contact ViewPlus directly through their website or by phone. Here are the steps to follow: 1. Go to the ViewPlus website at www.viewplus.com 2. Navigate to the "Products" section and select the "Embossers" category. 3. Find the VP Premier embosser and click on its product page. 4. Scroll down to the "Accessories" section and click on the "InkConnect" option. 5. Click on the "Buy Now" button to add the InkConnect to your cart. 6. Follow the checkout process to complete your purchase. 7. Alternatively, you can call ViewPlus customer service at 1-541-754-4002 to place your order over the phone. Once your order is processed, the InkConnect attachment will be shipped to you and you can install it onto your VP Premier embosser to start printing ink alongside your braille and tactile graphics documents.

answer:Sure! The Embraille and Columbia embossers are both desktop braille embossers that print braille only. Here are some further details on each: 1. Embraille: The Embraille is a low-volume, desktop embosser that prints braille at a speed of 25 characters per second (cps). The tactile resolution is 100 dots per inch (dpi), which means that the braille dots are relatively large and easy to read. The Embraille is a tractor-fed paper embosser, which means that you load paper into the device using a continuous feed system. This device is designed primarily for lower-volume braille production. 2. Columbia: The Columbia is a higher-volume desktop embosser that prints braille at a speed of 100 cps. This device is designed for higher-volume braille production and has a higher page capacity than the Embraille. Additionally, the Columbia can print double-sided in a single pass. This means that you don't need to manually flip the paper to print on both sides of a page. The tactile resolution on the Columbia is 100 dpi, which again means that braille dots are relatively large. In contrast, the VP Premier and Elite are both high-volume embossers that can print both braille and ink simultaneously. These devices use HP Inkjet technology to produce full-color ink alongside the braille and tactile graphics. The Premier can print at a speed of 100 cps, while the Elite can print at a speed of 200 cps. The tactile resolution on these devices is 20 dpi, which means that the braille dots are smaller and more intricate than those produced by the Embraille and Columbia.

answer:Sure! You can purchase the Columbia braille embosser directly from the ViewPlus website. Here is the link to the Columbia product page: https://viewplus.com/product/columbia-braille-embosser/ On this page, you can find additional information about the embosser, including its technical specifications, functionality, and pricing. To purchase the Columbia embosser, simply click on the "Add to Cart" button and proceed to checkout. You can also contact the ViewPlus sales team directly if you have any questions or need assistance with your purchase. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.