Re: The beginning of the end for jaws?
Interesting topic.This is a discussion my coworkers, students and I have about once a month or so. Most everyone comes down on the NVDA side, and even the Jaws users among us admit that the days of Jaws for personal use are numbered, at least in countries where Jaws is still eyewateringly expensive. So far, no one is quite that enthusiastic about Narrator, probably because not many feel brave enough to try it yet. In the Bahamas the ideaof blind employment is still relatively new, and if a built-in solution exists that would mean that people in charge of departments that employ the blind don't have to do more than provide a computer running Windows 10, Jaws would lose what customers they have here. As for personal use, most people don't havethe fundsto afford Jaws, so most are either ondemo versionsor older ones.
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