[nfb-talk] Voice Note verses Pac-mate.
Steve Jacobson
steve.jacobson at visi.com
Mon Sep 25 10:19:07 CDT 2006
Alan,
I want to explain my question a bit more. I find myself getting frustrated with testimonials that assume that one should
simply accept the opinion of someone as being good enough. That has been at the center of some of the frustration
expressed recently on several lists with Jonathan Mosen's job change. The interview with Jim Gashel is very interesting,
but mostly I want to thank you for presenting your reasons.
On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 09:33:47 -0500, Alan Wheeler wrote:
>Okay, the limited experience I have had has shown me that it's
>synchrnoization with Windows, the ofrf the shef versions of Word, and Excel,
>and other products is very integral to its ability to increase productivity.
>At the FS site, there is a interview with Jim Gashall about his use of the
>pac mate...let me post it...I think it speaks to this very issue.
>
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>Alan,
>I think the experiences of people with devices is very useful. How about
>explaining further why you feel the PacMate is the best option.
>On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 07:05:43 -0500, Alan Wheeler wrote:
>>Personally, I think that the Pac Mate is the way to go. Then again,
>>I'm not so worried about the GPS stuff, but some sacrifices need to be
>>made for overall quality. Just my opinion, though.
>>
>>Alan Wheeler
>>awheeler at neb.rr.com or alan_wheeler at neb.rr.com
>>redwheel1 on skype
>>http://alan-wheeler.blogspot.com/
>>"Tell the people the truth and the country will be free"
>> --Abraham Lincoln
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>>From: nfb-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:nfb-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org]
>>On Behalf Of David Evans
>>Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2006 10:26 PM
>>To: nfb-talk at nfbnet.org
>>Subject: [nfb-talk] Voice Note verses Pac-mate.
>>Dear All,
>>I am considering getting a new note taker and I am looking for feed
>>back as to how you feel about these two note takers, the Voice Note by
>>human Ware and the Pac-Mate by Freedom Scientific.
>>I will likely get a Braille Display and a G.P.S. unit to use with the
>>note taker.
>>I like the size of the keyboard on the Pac-Mate better, but could live with
>>the smaller one. I like the fact that with the Pac-Mate the Braille
>>display can be detached and sent in for service without having to send
>>my note taker too as would be needed with the Voice Note.
>>The Pac-Mate can also use "off the shelf" software with Windows PC so I
>>can accessorize it more easily than the Voice Note. It will run
>>scanners, cameras, and bar code scanners.
>>The GO.P.S. for the Voice Note, made by Sendera, on the other hand,
>>seems to be better than the one available for the Pac-Mate called "Street
>Talk."
>>I was impressed with Sendera's G.P.S. program as it has a feature that
>>will inform you of "Points of Interest" around your location as you travel.
>>This could be very useful to some one from out of town who is looking
>>for a place to get a meal, information or a place to do some business.
>>I just want to hear back what you think about them pro and con if you
>>have one.
>>You can write me off list at drevans at bellsouth.net so as not to tie up
>>the list.
>>Thanks for your help.
>>David Evans, NFBF
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