I would send this to Jim Stevenson personally but don't have his e-mail
address.
Excuse the mention of a competative product but here is what the reporters
at Access World had to say.
Perhaps the most intriguing of the new handheld products was the Icon from
Level Star, a Linux-based PDA that was built specifically for users who are
blind.
The device incorporates such popular features as an address book, a
calendar, a media player, a DAISY book player, and a calculator, with a cell
phone
and GPS (global positioning system) scheduled to be included in the next
several months. Slide the unit into its QWERTY or braille-style keyboard
"docking
station," and it becomes a full-fledged word processor. This product is
still in the prototype stage and is scheduled to be released at the summer
conventions.
Again, I am sorry for the off-topic nature of this message.
Mary Ellen Earls
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