Re: Is LEASEY worth it?
I think they would've gotten more sails if they had have taken the Dolphin GuideConnect approach to this. The cool thing about GuideConnect is that it doesn't try to shove a screen reader down your throat, and is easy to use.. It has it's own web browser with all the things you'd expect as favorites, facebook, ebay, etc. It also walks you through setting up an internet connection, which for the target audience of these products could be a little overwelming. The idea of this is you use it and over time you sort of learn windows by using the app, then when you're ready you can upgrade to a screen reader like JAWS, NVDA, etc. They don't make it similar to any screen reader aside from the fact that the web browser commands like h for headings exist. It's also the only way to listen to NLS bard books on the pc for some reason. NLS has a software to down,load books but they can't be bothered to make a player. It also has access to NFB newsline, and pretty much everything else from EasyReader. The one thing that's bad about it, the price. It's 795 dollars US. Mind you you don't have to pay for updates like you do with JAWS and Leasey.
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