Hi Richard, Sorry I don't have your original message to reply too. I received the email at home and was in the process of rushing out the door but I'll partly reply to your message here.
What I stated on the list regarding the operating system last week is only a likely outcome. I guess I'm having to retract a bit of what I said here and I probably went over the top a bit originally, talking in an almost definite manner when I should have said that I was only stating what is currently a likely outcome. At the end of the day, we cannot say for certain, whether an upgraded operating system could be implemented on the BrailleNote as it is, without further investigation. I want to stress here that I'm not saying that there has or there hasn't been any investigation done in this direction as it isn't my job to make announcements in this area. The only other thing I can say on this subject is that it is Pulse data's aim to make the BrailleNote as it currently stands, last as long as is practical, so there needn't be any worry about people having to upgrade their BrailleNotes tomorrow. Further queries on this subject should be directed to the BrailleNote product manager in the first instance as I am unable to comment on the direction of the BrailleNote family of products any further in this regard. Richard, I'll send you an email regarding KeySoft off the list. Dean. Regards, Dean Jackson Customer/Technical Analyst Pulse Data International Ltd. DDI: +64 3 373 6184 Fax: +64-3-384 4933 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Internet: www.pulsedata.com __________________________
