----- Original Message ----- From: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Chris Wright" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2005 3:16 PM Subject: your thoughts about your current portable device?
> Hello. I am inviting your participation in an open-ended questionnaire, and the more who participate, the merrier! If you like, or don't like, the PAC > Mate, or the Braille Note,here's a good chance to add your voice to others. > > Sound Computing will shortly feature a head-to-head comparison of Braille Note mPower and PAC Mate, and later will evaluate Braille Sense. I am seeking > user input. Obviously, the number of mPower users will be small, but even those of you without the mPower or who have not seen one can take part. I'll > be making my own observations, but also want to hear reactions from as many users as possible. > > Below are some open-ended questions about how you like your pda. Please answer any or all of them, or just write a message that answers some or all of them. Send your thoughts to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > These questions will be asked of Braille Note, PAC Mate, Braille Sense and other portable users, hence their generic nature, allowing for maximum flexibility. > > Here are some questions; answer what you can and wish to answer. The responses will be compiled, and anecdotes, if any, will be share anonymously. Add > any comments you feel would be pertinent. > > 1. Are you pleased with your device? > > 2. What do you wish your device did that it does not do? > > 3. What do you like best about your device? > > 4. What is your feeling about the company that manufactures your device? > > 5. Have you tried any of the other devices that compete with yours? If so, do you want it? Why or why not? > > 6. How has support been for your device, whether technical support, training or repair? > > For PAC Mate users and users of portable devices with screen readers: 7. What off-the-shelf applications have you used? What has been your experience > with them? Do you still use them? > > Since this comparison will appear there, if you want to learn about Sound Computing, the service that provides fifty audio articles, reviews, and mini-tutorials > for $9.00 US, visit > www.topdotenterprises.com/scinfo.htm. > > While I'm writing, if you want to know about Top Tech Tidbits for Thursday, the free weekly adaptive technology newsletter, go to > www.topdotenterprises.com/tidbits/tidbits.htm. > > Thanks for reading, and I look forward to hearing from you. > > Dean Martineau > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
