Hi, I agree with Jonathan Mosen's post. However, at the same time I do think that not being able to have access to regular pocket pc programs, and being able to install programs or software that we want may hold the braillenote back so to speak. It would be nice to have some way to access mainstream applications. For example. I'd like to be able to put on a Spanish dictionary, so I don't have to go online whenever I need or want to look up a word.
...here's an idea. You know how those computer companies, when you call, ask you the specs of your computer? like what you want and stuff? Perhaps when ordering or updating braillenotes could give us a choice of keysoft, or a screen reader, or both. Then we as the users could choose kind of, what software we want and are most comfortable with. And PDI could keep the same braillenote, just give us a choice of what software we want on it. Also, if PDI would do this, they could make more money by maybe making a couple pocket programs and selling them as extras. just a thought. Josh
