Hi Lee;
The greatest thing about the Braille Note, that I like, is the ability
to do almost anything by way of a menu or memorize a command.  I have a
short term memory because of epelepsi and find this feature to be very
helpful.  I think it would be also helpful for the elderly or those
newly blind.  Newly blind people are just learning Braille and it is
overwhelming to have to also memorize commands too.
I also love the recording feature for quick notes or to record checks
until I can log them on the computer.  
Hope this helps.
Terry Powers


-----Original Message-----
From: Joseph Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2007 10:29 AM
To: Lee Gray; [email protected]
Subject: re: [Braillenote] BrailleNote BT and BrailleSense comparison?

Hi Lee,
This is not off-topic at all (at least on my 
point of view).
Yeah, we had a discussion about this a few 
weeks ago.  I've used both (on my case, a 
BrailleNote mPower and a Korean version of 
Braille Sense).  I've found the following:
* It seems that BrailleNote is a bit faster 
than Braille Sense.
* BrailleNote is useful for people who needs 
to complete their work with text-based 
method, whereas Braille Sense uses somewhat 
Windows-like approach.  So if your mother is 
comfortable with Windows, I recommend Braille 
Sense.  If not, I recommend BrailleNote.
* Unlike BrailleNote, Braille Sense only has 
one model with the 32-cell braille display.  
BrailleNote has both shorter (18-cell) and 
32-cell display.
* On the Braille Sense, you can use the 
scroll buttons on either side of the display 
to move the display.  On the BrailleNote, you 
can use the front thumb keys to move the 
display.
These are experiences that I have with both 
units (I know that some other folks have 
better expwiences with both units).  As far 
as my expwiences are concerned, I would say 
that BrailleNote is better.
Cheers,
Joseph

> ----- Original Message -----
>From: Lee Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [email protected]
>Date sent: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 07:27:11 -0500
>Subject: [Braillenote] BrailleNote BT and 
BrailleSense comparison?

>Hello all,

>I've been doing research on notetakers for my 
mother.  I'm still torn
>between the BrailleNote BT and the 
BrailleSense.  Does anyone on the
>list have experience with both, and would you 
mind sharing that experience?

>If this is considered off-topic, please email 
me privately.

>Thank you,
>Lee

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