Re: Braille Note Touch
Well, I now have the touch. It's only been a day, and I can say it's more worth the money than any braille device on the market. The case is durable. The cover is nylon, with the keyboard magnetically attaching to the screen if you wish to use it. The unit is very responsive. Here's the deal with the Braillenote Touch version of Acapela. You'll have Heather by default, and you can have one secondary voice. However, that secondary voice can be any of the Acapela voices available, except for the special effect voices. So the Braillenote Touch is basically your free license to almost any voice available, with the only tradeoff being that only one second voice can be downloaded. You can always replace that voice, though. You aren't stuck to it once you get it. Of course, you can get the normal Acapela and access your purchased voices from there, and the two will get along.
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