Canute Console Bundle

This bundle contains: Canute Console pre-order down payment, Extended warranty – one additional year, One full day (six hours) support.

About Canute Console – The Next Generation In Braille

This product is for a full Canute Console, including a Canute 360 Braille display and a dock. The Canute 360 included can be detached at any time to also be used as a stand-alone Braille display.

PLEASE NOTE – Expected October or November (due to high pre-order numbers so far, as consoles are built by hand by our team of engineers in Bristol and delivered first come first serve)

Advanced payment of 50% of £3,995 for a Canute Console:

• Three hours of guided development for students/professionals who want to get started with multiline Braille and tactile graphics applications from the command line. We’ll help you build the tactile graphical app of your dreams, or simply help you install and run existing apps that you want to try out. This can be in programming Python or Bash, using version control, or drawing tactile graphs and images.

When your order is ready to be fulfilled you will be sent an invoice to complete the remainder of the payment. Shipping will be additional, charged when you are invited to complete the payment, and dependent on your territory.

Want to reserve your place but spread the cost? We have multiple payment options at checkout, including PayPal Buy Now Pay Later and Klarna.

This product is 0% VAT for those with Disability VAT Exemption in the United Kingdom. Once you have placed the order we will contact you to confirm whether you are personally eligible for Disability VAT Exemption and, if you are not, will invoice you separately for VAT before shipment.

Make sure the Canute Console is for you before placing the pre-order. Please read the full description carefully; we and our community of Braillist testers have been careful to design a brilliant machine for a particular audience of people interested in computer science and data visualisations, not a general purpose Braille display. Do you know your way around the command line, or are curious to learn? Then the Console is for you!