Can you assure us that the battery is equally reliable?
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Hello, I can assure all on this list that the material used in the casing
has not changed.
Jonathan Mosen
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Hello everyone,
TheM power may have thinner plastic, and probably is lighter.
However with the advancements of plastics and technology, it is probably
stronger.
Scott E Ford
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Just by feeling it.
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I'd like to hear how you come by the theory that the MPower case is
inferior. Since it is in a padded case, even if it were, what difference
would it make if the plastic were thinner?
At 8/30/2005, you wrote:
That person is right on the money with that statement.
I would imagine they did this to make the machine lighter in weight. I am
most definitely keeping my old friend, the Braille Note 32 just because
it
is a rare day that it isn't there for me and it is of a different era but
as I am wont to say, "it woiks, folks, it woiks."
Mary Ellen Earls
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Hi,
I've just read elsewhere from an MPower user that the quality of the
plastic casing is inferior to that on the original BN's and that loss of
speech happens on a regular basis.
Before splashing out on one of these, I'd appreciate any comments from
current users, please.
Regards
Richard Bartholomew
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