Hey, thanks for the specks! Very interesting! However, I have what might
sound like a silly question. On the PC you can of course delete your
Windows folder inadvertently. Can you delete the Keysoft system disk
inadvertently, or can you not break it in the sense you can on a PC? I
know it sounds a bit silly, but as I like exploring files I may do
stupid things like that and I just want to make sure that it isn't
possible. Thanks.
Joseph Lee wrote:
Chris,
If you want, I can give the technical specification to you right now. And,
by the way, thanks for your report. (If anybody is interested in reading
technical specifications e.g. CPU speed, RAM amount, see the next couple of
paragraphs.)
The processor (CPU) is Intel Xscale PXA272 clocked (running) at about 416
MHz (megahertz), which is the fastest CPU for PDA's on the market today. It
has a feature called Wireless SpeedStep that allows the processor to adjust
speed by itself.
The memory values and their explanations are:
RAM (Random Access Memory, where informaiton can be written and rewritten):
64 MB (Actually, half of it (32 MB) is KeySoft System Disk itself where
HumanWare puts system files, and other half (32 MB) is the actual space
where KeySoft and other programs run)
Flash (The location where you can store data): 128 MB
Note that if you store files on the KeySoft System Disk, when the battery
goes flat, or if you reset your machine with reset with dots 4-5-6, the
files will be gone.
Expansion slots: PC Card slot (on the right side), CompactFlash slot (on the
back just to the right of the USB client port), SD (Secure Digital) Card
slot (under the USB client port)
Ports: As you know from various posts, mPower has a USB client port to
connect to your computer (actually you can use Internet through this port),
two USB host ports (where you can connect any USB devices that work with
mPower), serial port, modem, and an InfraRed port (great for embossing or
printing).
On the left side, there are two jacks: the microphone jack is the jack just
next to the Power switch, and underneith it, is the headphone jack, and the
Record button.
I hope this information may help you. BTW, enjoy your new mPower when it
comes.
Joseph Lee
Skype: joslee22590
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Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2006 4:04 AM
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Subject: [Braillenote] MPower report
Hi all
I just want to say that Humanware came to my house this morning to
demonstrate the MPower, and I think it's the best Braille Note taker I've
ever seen. I couldn't believe how responsive it was, how silent the Braille
display is, and how intuitive the Keysoft interface is. I'm definitely
getting one. Even my father thought it would be very useful!
Unfortunately I couldn't see all the features that I'd like to see, for
example the Internet, but one of the Humanware representatives, Martin, is
going to ring me up and we can have a chat about the technical
specifications of it. However, I think it's a great product and I'd like to
thank Humanware for making such a great product. Keep up the good works!
Best regards, Chris
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