Hi Kim, For the most part, I agree with you, that except for the issue
of braille, a NetBook is a practical solution because it is small and
will run most off-the-shelf software. I plan to get one after the
first of the year because since I'm not a client of my state agency
and wouldn't fall under the CAP (Client Assistance Program) any
equipment I have to purchase would have to come out of my pocket. And
to put things in perspective, the Apex is more expensive than the car
I bought for my wife. Go figure. Richie Gardenhire, Anchorage, Alaska.
On Nov 27, 2009, at 1:02 PM, Kim wrote:
Hi guys,
This may sound like a silly queswtion but keep in mind that I am not
particularly technical.
It seems to me that a person could get a net book/note pad with a
screen reader for a fraction of the price of a Braille note. Other
than the braille issue, what am I missing?
Kim
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