Honestly, thisis my own personal take and I hope I don't offend anyne but I
don't like a lot of things about blind notakers so I tend towards the off the
shelf.
Being so grossly over charged for a device which is basically a mid
1990S pocket PC or at best a dead windows mobile platform. The interfaces are
years out of date, and interoperability is tricky.
I will admit, a device like the braille note really sounds attractive to me and
would make a lot of things at work a lot easier. The price seems steep though.
On Nov 8, 2010, at 6:38 PM, heather kd5cbl wrote:
> I also have a braillenote and I like my mac as well. I was so happy when I
> got it, I was speechless after I set it up with no sighted assistance. I
> have not obtained my I phone as sprint is taking it's sweet time of getting I
> phones. I cant wait to get rid of my q9c. My plan is up in dec so maybe I
> will be switching to a carrier with an i phone. Heather
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