Re: [Braillenote] An idea for the next VoiceNote/BrailleNote

[Stanley Littrell]

Since there are ways to hook up a braille note to a cell phone, I wouldn't 
think that it would be a high priority for cell phone companies or 
users.  Since I've already made an investment for both a cell phone, 
talking software for that phone and a braille note, I'm tapped out.  I 
don't think that there would be enough of a market to justify both the 
extra costs and the extra investment that it would take by the cell 
companies and Pulse Data.At 08:24 AM 2/9/2005, you wrote:
Oh, it's a good idea, but it will be costly!
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nathan Tobin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <braillenote@list.pulsedata.com>
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2005 10:06 AM
Subject: [Braillenote] An idea for the next VoiceNote/BrailleNote

> Hello everyone.
> I had a great idea for a new version of the VoiceNote/BrailleNote line of
products.
> I think PulseData should make a version of the VoiceNote/BrailleNote which
doubles as a cell phone. They should allign themselves to a cell phone
company like Verison or Sprint and have it have voice activated dialing and
everything. Also, for the caller Id system, you should have the new version
of the VoiceNote/BrailleNote speak the name and number of the person calling
instead of having it printed on a screen.
> Of course, it would require them to add a microphone to the original
design for the talking and voice activated dialing. Also, to cope with the
cell phone type system that it would incorporate into it, they should make a
program called KeyMessenger for sending and recieving text messages.
> Whoever thinks its a cool idea should reply as soon as they get this.
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