RE: zenstone for totally blind comuter users

2009-10-14 Thread Christopher Chaltain
Yes, absolutely, however there are a few different flavors of the Zen Stone.
If you're talking about one of the Zen Stones that doesn't have a display
then it's totally accessible. There's no display for the blind or the
sighted alike, so it's just as accessible for the blind as it is the
sighted. The Zen Stone with External Speaker is one such model of the Zen
Stone. The original Zen Stone is another. There's also the Zen Stone Plus,
which has a display. I don't have any personal experience with this model,
to know if a blind person can get used to navigating the different menus.
Also, if the model has an FM radio then it would be a model with a display.


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I hope this isn't off topic.  But has anyone here who is totally blind been
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Thanks in advance.


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Re: zenstone for totally blind comuter users

2009-10-14 Thread Arthur Barney

Yes, if you buy Zenstone with speaker, it is accessible.
It has know display, so it's the same with blind users, as well as sighted 
users. 



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Re: zenstone for totally blind comuter users

2009-10-14 Thread Sylvia
I had a zen stone plus with a display, and at first, it was difficult to use 
until another blind user explained how to make it more user friendly. In all 
honesty, I wouldn't recommend the zen stone plus to anyone. I haven't tried 
the other models, but I think I'll just stick with the Ipod nano.


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Yes, absolutely, however there are a few different flavors of the Zen Stone.
If you're talking about one of the Zen Stones that doesn't have a display
then it's totally accessible. There's no display for the blind or the
sighted alike, so it's just as accessible for the blind as it is the
sighted. The Zen Stone with External Speaker is one such model of the Zen
Stone. The original Zen Stone is another. There's also the Zen Stone Plus,
which has a display. I don't have any personal experience with this model,
to know if a blind person can get used to navigating the different menus.
Also, if the model has an FM radio then it would be a model with a display.


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Christopher
chalt...@gmail.com




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RE: zenstone for totally blind comuter users

2009-10-14 Thread John Chilelli

Hi Christopher and all,

Does anyone know if there are any more 2gb or more Zen Stones around 
anywhere these days?


Thanks,

John,
Happy student

At 07:00 AM 10/14/2009, you wrote:

Yes, absolutely, however there are a few different flavors of the Zen Stone.
If you're talking about one of the Zen Stones that doesn't have a display
then it's totally accessible. There's no display for the blind or the
sighted alike, so it's just as accessible for the blind as it is the
sighted. The Zen Stone with External Speaker is one such model of the Zen
Stone. The original Zen Stone is another. There's also the Zen Stone Plus,
which has a display. I don't have any personal experience with this model,
to know if a blind person can get used to navigating the different menus.
Also, if the model has an FM radio then it would be a model with a display.


--
Christopher
chalt...@gmail.com




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Re: zenstone for totally blind comuter users

2009-10-14 Thread Leslie

I've used the one giggabyte and the two giggabyte ones.
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Re: zenstone for totally blind comuter users

2009-10-14 Thread robert Doc Wright
I have two. Mine are the zenstone with speaker. they have software you can 
download to upload files to the player.
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Re: zenstone for totally blind comuter users

2009-10-14 Thread robert Doc Wright

go to creative labs refurbish page there may be some there.
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Hi Christopher and all,

Does anyone know if there are any more 2gb or more Zen Stones around 
anywhere these days?


Thanks,

John,
Happy student

At 07:00 AM 10/14/2009, you wrote:
Yes, absolutely, however there are a few different flavors of the Zen 
Stone.

If you're talking about one of the Zen Stones that doesn't have a display
then it's totally accessible. There's no display for the blind or the
sighted alike, so it's just as accessible for the blind as it is the
sighted. The Zen Stone with External Speaker is one such model of the Zen
Stone. The original Zen Stone is another. There's also the Zen Stone Plus,
which has a display. I don't have any personal experience with this model,
to know if a blind person can get used to navigating the different menus.
Also, if the model has an FM radio then it would be a model with a 
display.



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been

able to use zenstone?
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RE: zenstone for totally blind comuter users

2009-10-14 Thread Christopher Chaltain
It is true that you can use the program Creative Media Lite to rip from
CD's, check the battery level, update the firmware, reformat the Zen Stone
and copy music over to it, but you don't need to use this software just to
copy music or other media files over. When you plug the Zen Stone into your
PC's USB port, it shows up as a removable drive. You can then just use
Windows Explorer to copy music over to the Zen Stone.


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I have two. Mine are the zenstone with speaker. they have software you can
download to upload files to the player.
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RE: zenstone for totally blind comuter users

2009-10-14 Thread Christopher Chaltain
I just used Bing to search for Zen Stones, and I didn't find a lot for sale.
Checking out eBay though did seem to yield quite a few results.


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Sent: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 11:55 AM
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Subject: RE: zenstone for totally blind comuter users

Hi Christopher and all,

Does anyone know if there are any more 2gb or more Zen Stones around
anywhere these days?

Thanks,

John,
Happy student

At 07:00 AM 10/14/2009, you wrote:
Yes, absolutely, however there are a few different flavors of the Zen
Stone.
If you're talking about one of the Zen Stones that doesn't have a 
display then it's totally accessible. There's no display for the blind 
or the sighted alike, so it's just as accessible for the blind as it is 
the sighted. The Zen Stone with External Speaker is one such model of 
the Zen Stone. The original Zen Stone is another. There's also the Zen 
Stone Plus, which has a display. I don't have any personal experience 
with this model, to know if a blind person can get used to navigating the
different menus.
Also, if the model has an FM radio then it would be a model with a display.


--
Christopher
chalt...@gmail.com




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Subject: zenstone for totally blind comuter users

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