Dual Post
Televised press conference
For a few short minutes on a local news channel, Hawkeye can be seen speaking to reporters from a podium while holding up a Duel Disk. The televised version of the conference features a tag at the bottom of the screen: "19-Year-Old Pro Duelist Unveils 'Duel Disk For the Blind' "
"The Hawkeye Braille Disk utilizes the default card-recognition software of a regular Duel Disk to inform the wearer what cards they have drawn and are playing," he says, gesturing to a glove attached to the disk. "The disk can easily translate the entire text of any card to braille, in any language, and transmits this text to the glove, which simulates the sensation of a person running their fingertips over braille text. Because many duelists feel that wearing finger-covering gloves interferes with their ability to manipulate cards, the Disk can also communicate with the duelist through an earphone, but this feature cannot be utilized until Kaiba Corp. finds a voice actor to record an audio file for each individual card. Kaiba Corp. will be setting the market price, but will be donating the first run of Braille Disks to the Domino School for the Blind thanks to the money raised for this cause. Now if you'll excuse me, I don't have time for questions..." He immediately walks away from the podium, ignoring questions regarding his involvement in the tv station incident and other topics.
Regular post
GHOUL's gone, Anubis has been taken care of. You're welcome.
Now, I'm gettin' outta town. Yuri, feed the koi.
For a few short minutes on a local news channel, Hawkeye can be seen speaking to reporters from a podium while holding up a Duel Disk. The televised version of the conference features a tag at the bottom of the screen: "19-Year-Old Pro Duelist Unveils 'Duel Disk For the Blind' "
"The Hawkeye Braille Disk utilizes the default card-recognition software of a regular Duel Disk to inform the wearer what cards they have drawn and are playing," he says, gesturing to a glove attached to the disk. "The disk can easily translate the entire text of any card to braille, in any language, and transmits this text to the glove, which simulates the sensation of a person running their fingertips over braille text. Because many duelists feel that wearing finger-covering gloves interferes with their ability to manipulate cards, the Disk can also communicate with the duelist through an earphone, but this feature cannot be utilized until Kaiba Corp. finds a voice actor to record an audio file for each individual card. Kaiba Corp. will be setting the market price, but will be donating the first run of Braille Disks to the Domino School for the Blind thanks to the money raised for this cause. Now if you'll excuse me, I don't have time for questions..." He immediately walks away from the podium, ignoring questions regarding his involvement in the tv station incident and other topics.
Regular post
GHOUL's gone, Anubis has been taken care of. You're welcome.
Now, I'm gettin' outta town. Yuri, feed the koi.