Thanks for posting this, I had recommended the Zenstone in the past
but I was told that the newer models aren't accessible? I'm not sure
if this is true or not as I haven't seen one in a while but -
supposing it is - then an Ipod Nano - particularly one of the newer
models with Voiceover built-in - would be worth considering.
An Ipod touch maybe but they're getting rather expensive whereas a
Nano is more in the price range of a Zenstone.
You also get many of the features I recall being on the Zenstone
player such as FM radio, Memo voice recording and son on, all fully
accessible.
On 14/10/2009, at 11:10 PM, Ray wrote:
Lauren, the Zenstone, if it's still around, is far simpler than an
Ipod
orItouch. The Zenstone's sound quality is good and there's not much
of a
learning curv either. You can simply copy files or folders
containgcontaining
.mp3 files to the Zenstone, whereas the Apple products I am pretty
certain,
require the use of ITunes. that's a whole steep learning curv in
itself.
Ray
Lauren wrote:
Hi,
i am in the market for a player that I can use to play and download
songs
from. I am wondering which is the most accessible for a totally
blind person,
has good memory, is easy to sue and cost? I heard the Ipod touch is
accessible, but wonder if anyone has actual experience with it?
Sincerely,
Lauren
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