Re: jaws 16 beta: death of screen reader innovation illustrated
I am rolling on the floor laughing. can you really think that NVDA can be compared to jaws? why does NVDA cost 0.0 dollars, and, on the other hand, there is Jaws who costs more than 800 dollars? Remember, it's just a beta version, which means that that is not the complete version so there will be also other improvements within the next months. Also, Jaws will include some other updates, as in the previous versions, like research it, place markers, word index, excel collums, Jaws training dazy book files, and much much more, which NVDA does not include. Also, there are vocalizer expressive voices, which are paid apps, and jaws use them without a charge. Don't forget, a very and much comprehensive and super-integrated synthesizer, and better performance in Microsoft Office products.
More over, many third-party applications support, and a touch cursor away advanced than in NVDA.
I myself am using Jaws since 5 years ago, and feel that this screen reader is really i
rreplaceable with another one.
Works nice in windows 7, and I'm looking forward to upgrade to windows 8.1 and try there it's available features and mouse and touchpad reading.
Wish you all a good time!
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