http://www.humanware.com/en-us/apexdealer
will gibe you some comparison documents. Also, you can look through the
archives of this list; I sent such a comparison yesterday or the day before.
Have a great day,
Alex
New email address: [email protected]
----- Original Message -----
From: "Keith Hinton" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, November 13, 2009 16:45
Subject: Re: [GWN] Some thoughts!
This is going to prove interesting. I was tasked as it turns out with
writing up a comparason between the BrailleSense Plus and the
BrailleNote Apex. I do not own a BrailleSense Plus, and usually keep
an eye on this list, for the day that I might someday have one.
So, that means this is my first post to this particular list, though
this is for sure not my first time contacting GWMicro!
Any ideas that might help me with my comparason paper? I am finding it
difficult to write up a comparason, actually.
Thanks very much!
Feel free to either reply back to this message directly, or please
feel free to email me off-list, thanks!
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Once again, to all the members of the GW-notetaker mailing list, have
a wonderful day!
Note:
For any of you with GMail accounts, I have a group called
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Anyone is free to join the group, go to googlegroups and take a look.
Contact me (the owner) directly off-list if you have anymore questions.
Anything goes on that list, pretty much.
Regards, --Keith
On 11/11/09, James Aldrich <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello all!
I see that the competition finally came up to the real world with the
announcement of their new notetaker the Apex! Based on what I have seen,
I'm still loyal to GW Micro. I think the Braille Sense Plus and Voice
Sense
have better support and one can't beat the streaming audio available to
them. I think one can turn it on and write something down more quickly
as
well! The Keysoft is still being used in the competition product! If
the
Braille Sense Plus can be kept slightly under $6,000, I think GW Micro
has
the market!
Thanks to Don Bishop, he gave me a site to listen to XM Radio on my VS.
It
works great! One must have an online account with XM radio. If you have
that, go to:
http://mobile.musicdock.com
Simply log in with your XM info and you are good to go. Look for link
you
wish to listen to, press enter and you will hear your content! The find
command is your best friend.
HTH
Jim
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