I have to say having used both blind note takers and the mb pro/ the i-phone 3gs. I have found the mb family of products to be much more accessible to me as a vi person then the blind note takers. I still also have my original qx 400 pac mate and let me tell you!. I cannot stand that damn note taker. So I mostly stopped using it and just used my windows base computer to read book share book or my victor reader stream or its sister companion the victor reader vibe to read rfbd books. I also own an romeo embosser so if I wanted something in a hard copy all I would have to do is to emboss it and it is at my finger tips etc... However, I can understand how a blind note taker such as the braille note, braille sense or the a pax note taker from human ware would be just right for either one of you during such occasions when it would be most needed. but why don't you try hooking it up to your mack book air to see if it would be much more easier to operate at different functions that you might have to attend. i hope this helps. sincerely, chenelle
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