Rhonda, Yes, you are correct but I was not talking about them. I will try more clear to you my point.
PK has "braille terminal and visual displays", but I can not use them with the bluetooth. They are required to use the serial cable. That was I learned from Jonathan. I was puzzled about it. I found out that both PK and Brailliant are completely different. My understanding the Brailliant Braille Display can use the bluetooth with any laptop and desktop. So I WISH Brailliant system includes PK. Gosh! NOTE: I let you aware that PK does not have any "thumb buttons" but just "joystick". Leslie-- On Wed, 10 Aug 2005 07:20:32 -0500 Rhonda Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Leslie, I looked on the internet about the Brailliant and PK. This > is the only information I could find, other than downloading the PK > manual. This is there brief descriptions about each product. > > The new 40 cell and 24 cell Brailliant refreshable Braille displays > are the smallest, lightest and most compact displays on the market > today. Designed for use with a laptop or desktop computer, and > offering both Bluetooth and USB connectivity, the Brailliant 24 and > Brailliant 40 are your ideal workplace companions. > > The BrailleNote PK is the worlds smallest Braille and speech > personal digital assistant. This 18 cell model combines a crisp, > high definition Braille display with clear responsive speech > output. > Features Bluetooth technology - talk to wireless devices including > cell phones and keyboards plus have a wireless ActiveSync connection > with your PC. > USB functionality - connect effortlessly to your PC for > ActiveSync > WiFi connectivity --surf the net wirelessly at high speed. > Connect to a wireless hotspot or securely over a corporate wireless > network when you plug in a supported wireless network card sold > separately. > Internet Explorer v6 - KeyWeb just got faster, and works with many > more web pages, thanks to the latest browser technology. > Enhanced KeySoft media player. Listen to music (in stereo) while > working, with independent synthesized speech and music volumes. All > this new functionality plus all the product features you have > already come to know and love. 18-35ll Braille display > Eight key Braille keyboard > Speech output > Effortless thumb navigation by line, sentence, or paragraph > Context sensitive help and indexed user guide > USB client (slave) > Blue tooth > Nominal operating time (speech only) 20 hours > Weight: 0.45kg/0.99fulbs > Dimensions: 17.4cm x 9.2cm x 3.2cm/6.8" x 3.6" x 1.3" > Price > BrailleNote PK $4995.00 > > ___ > To leave the BrailleNote list, send a blank message to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > To view the list archives or change your preferences, visit > http://list.humanware.com/mailman/listinfo/braillenote > > > Mr. Leslie Peterson email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.deafblindinfo.org list: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.deafvision.net/mdba
