Hello Ray, Karyn, and List:
We Campbells seem to be sticking together on this one. Not
only is the FM radio a frill, it is a total waste of memory!! We
have always said, "If you want to listen to radio, all you need
to do is turn on a regular radio. If you want a radio on the go,
buy a cheap radio, and you're in business."
Now, as far as the games, why not leave those as a part to pay
for separately. We'd much rather see the Dictionary. It's
there, but you have to pay for it. If you have to pay for the
Dictionary or do without it, why not put the games in the same
category?
Important things, like html email, pdf conversion, ability to
read javascript, these are the things that would make a complete
unit. Games and FM radio are frilly bells and whistles that
really serve no advantageous purpose.
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From: "Karyn Campbell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Braillenote Discussion List" <[email protected]
Date sent: Fri, 10 Aug 2007 10:06:42 -0500
Subject: RE: [Braillenote] what is humanware doing?
Ray,
Thank you very much. I have always felt that the radio is a
needless frill
which takes up memory space that could be used for other more
important
things.
We will see what comes out on either of the two items you
mention.
Karyn Campbell, Illinois USA, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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