If I were to use bluetooth to connect to my handheld computer using a PK, how much would that sap the battery? (in hours). As long as i could get 3 hours (which is the duration of two class periods and my usual set up for scheduling is to take two classes per day) that's fine. Also, is bluetooth the only way to connect to external devices, and is the CF slot the only real storage medium on board? From what i'm hearing it sounds like the PK has real limitations in terms of storage and communication versatility. I understand that this is supposed to be a...a "mini" braillenote, but i do wish that it at least recongized CF to USB adapters (I know it doesn't though). The reason why i'm wishing this is after having used my hand-held computer (which is about the size of the BrailleNote PK - literally), i'm used to things being...being small, and if it really IS pocket sized (the BrailleNote PK), it'd be easier to do that then to have to worry about the upkeep of a case - especially with the way I'd walk a standard BrailleNote would be thumping against my chest because I walk relatively fast. Back to the matter at hand though, so yeah does Bluetooth drain the battery quickly or no? Also is the PK lacking in versatility for communication and storage mediums? Sorry for rambling, I just like to have details. LOL
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