Hello there,

From what I've heard, the Braillenote Apex has the same speed of
the Braille sense products in the word processor.

However, do to the fact that The new Braillenote is running on windows ce 6, it may make it slightly better than the Sense products seeing as they are running on windows 5.

Thanks:

Paul

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----- Original Message -----
From: Keith Bucher <[email protected]
To: <[email protected]
Date sent: Thu, 12 Nov 2009 12:19:42 +400
Subject: [GWN] Some thoughts!

The capacity of the battery in the BrailleNote Apex is
2700MAH.  The
battery in the Voice Sense is only 2000MAH.  I was under the
impression that both the Voice Sense and Braille Sense Plus used
the
same battery, but I'm not 100 percent sure about this.
Therefore, I can't say for sure whether or not the battery
capacity
of the Braille sense Plus is 2000MAH.

   But here is what really interests me.  If and
when Humanware comes out with a VoiceNote Apex, it will most
likely have all the specs and features of the BrailleNote Apex,
except for the braille display, of course.  This means for around
$2000 to $2400 it will have a lot more going for it than the
current
Voice Sense.
For example:

   1.  Built in Ethernet.

   2.  More USB ports.

   3.  8GB of flash memory.

   4.  A larger capacity battery.

5. The Voice Sense has 128 MB ram, the BrailleNote Apex has 254
MB.

I would respectfully suggest that what we need next year is a
Voice
Sense Plus Qwerty, with all the features of the Braille Sense
Plus
Qwerty except of course, the braille display.

There is one other thing I can think of that the Braille
sense
Plus Qwerty has, that both the BrailleNote Apex and the Voice
sense do not, and that is a separate line in jack.

Another topic for comparison would be the processor speed. I
know
the speed of the processor of the Voice Sense is 540MHz, and I
have
to assume that the processor speed of the Braille Sense Plus
Qwerty is
also 540MHz, but I have seen no written data to confirm this. I
also
haven't seen the speed of the processor in the BrailleNote Apex.


Keith

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