Hi Terri,
But at the end of the day, you have seen neither the Braillino, nor the
Communicator, so take a look at it before you decide. That's all I am
saying. This list isn't about the Braillino, so I won't expand any further
here, I merely answered the question as to what it is.
All the best
At 04:25 24/10/2003, Terri Pannett spake these words of wisdom
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>But the Braillino is simply a braille display with 4 megs of scratchpad
>memory! Yes, it will work with the Nokia Communicator, but the Communicator
>has all of the notetaker functions and the idea of paying $795 plus another
>$3,,00 or so for the Braillino cranks the price to what a person would have
>to pay for a BN 18! Besides, would people really like the keyboard of the
>Communicator? It's a cell phone keyboard isn't it? If that's the case, it
>doesn't resemble either a standard QT keyboard or a BN QT's keyboard and it
>isn't as large as the BN's keyboard is it? Although I haven't seen the
>Communicator, I have seen the so-called "qt" keyboard on a Nokia 3300 or
>3360, and I didn't like it at all!
>
>No, I don't think the Communicator Talks Braillino combo will ever be as
>popular as the BN!
>
>Terri, Amateur radio call sign KF6CA. Army MARS call sign AAT9PX,
>California
>
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