Hi,  I've been recommending braille sense because it had the best hardware for 
money.  I still like the unit.  It has very comfortable braille sells, and an 
onboard screen, both of which features I tend to like, and clients find 
impressive.

I saw a braille note apex for the first time today and I wasn't disgusted in 
the slightest, although I made the lady at the humanware booth work pretty hard 
to sell it to me.  It gives the current BS a run for it's money in terms of 
system spec, but it offers multi-language and multi-synthesizer support, baum 
stile sells, and a slightly more compact formfactor than the bs.  I still 
really like using and training on the braille sense, but after seeing the apex, 
I think I'll be looking long and hard at tech specs and user requirements 
before I definitively recommend it.  A firmware facelift with major 
enhancements to email including imap support, multi-language support, and 
english stk for open development would go a long way to make bs a contender 
again.

I can't really imagine you being unhappy with the sense.  It's small and light 
as such things are measured.  It has braille that feels comfortable to my 
fingers.  Everyone's taste is different in this regard.  You just have to look 
carefully at the feature set before you buy and make sure it will do what you 
need.  For basic notetaker functions it is a great unit, but double check if 
you want something more advanced.

Best,

Erik Burggraaf
Join me Wednesday, May 26th at CNIB Tech Aids fair in Toronto.  I'll be at the 
assistive computing booth from 2 to 4 in the afternoon and circulating for the 
rest of the day.
http://www.erik-burggraaf.com
888-255-5194

On 2010-05-02, at 9:45 PM, Shanshikka wrote:

> Hello all.  I'm looking for a note taker to replace my Braille & Speak, which 
> died 2 weeks ago.  After doing some reading and research, I feel like 
> admiring Braille Sense Plus.  However I still need some more info about this 
> product.
>  
> I believe there are Braille Sense Plus users on this list, I'd like to get 
> some advice and opinion from you all.  What make Braille Sense Plus better 
> than other note taker out there?  What make you all decided to go for Braille 
> Sense Plus?
>  
> Thanking you all in advance.
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