Hi Alex,

To address your question of size.  A Braille display can't get any smaller than 
it already is.  The cells have to be a certain size to conform with Braille 
standards.  While it is possible to make the Braille keyboard smaller, hence 
the PK, a standard Braille keyboard is the same size as that on the BN BT.  
Have you ever seen a BN QT?  It is the same size as a BN BT, and incorporates 
an entire QWERTY keyboard which has been made compact by using smaller keys and 
placing them closer together.  I can't honestly imagine how one would make a 
BN, particularly the QT model, any smaller than it is and still keep it usable. 
 Your thoughts are of course welcome, and I'm curious to see how you think this 
might be possible.

Sarah


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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Alex Parks
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 2:47 PM
To: BN Mailing List
Subject: [Braillenote] Bluetooth Visual Display?


Hi all:

I have a BN MPower BT, running KS 7.0.  My friend has a Dell PDA 
with built-in Bluetooth.  Does anyone know where my friend can 
get a hyperterminal program for his PDA so it can act as a visual 
display for my BN?

While on the subject of that PDA, and this is mainly for 
Humanware staff that may see this, I have a question that has 
been bugging me for years.  What makes the BrailleNotes so big? 
This Dell PDA has Bluetooth, WIFI, the same ram and flash memory 
as the MPower, CF and SD slots, a speaker, a microphone, and so 
on.  It is about 4x6 inches, and not quite an inch thick.  Why 
can't a Braille display, the USB ports, and a Braille keyboard 
overlay that type of PDA?

Sorry for rambling, and don't get me wrong: I LOVE my MPower.

Have a great day all,
Alex

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