KC,
Yes, I know the Blind community is larger in size, but I also
understand what you are saying about why not incorporate all of
the audio feature; into the VoiceNote. If HumanWare were to ever
go this route, I would not purchase it, I would rather get a
laptop. Like you sad it is about having a choice. I am sure
HUMANWare will implement the features you are looking for, but it
is harder to make something if it is only a few people who need
it, it will be more of an incentive if more people want it--it
will cover the cost of research, implementation, and other cost.
Sorry if you took my message into affense.
Kevin
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From: kathleen spear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Braillenote List <[email protected]
Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2006 22:37:52 -0700
Subject: re: [Braillenote] Idea for the next version of KeySoft
Kevin,
This is supposedly a "Braille" device. You have a "Voice-Note."
Why not incorporatew all this audio and souond stuff into that
and leave the BRAILLEnote for those who need it?
WIth two grandsons and a son in the Military, I'm well aware that
the PC offers many things I can't use. That is one reason I
bought a Braillenote instead of a PC. (It would have required a
Braille Display plus a screenreader.) However, in most
instances, there is choice.
You are correct about the blind community being larger.
However, I can't believe you are saying because I am also deaf
,I should have to pay for things that are useless to me at the
risk of ending up with inferior features that I could use!
(SOmeone observed what happened with "Braille-n-Speark. Is that
what you want to happen here?)
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