Linda, you bring up an interesting
question. For somebody who's a lot more
technically minded than me, is it
necessary to have the radio feature on
the BN in order to be able to receive
webcasts from radio stations? Just
curious. Hugh
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From: linda paul
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Date sent: Thu, 25 Sep 2008 16:00:55
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Subject: RE: [Braillenote] braille note
new keysoft feature
Hi all,
I agree on the games, but love the
radio. You can get the
stations via the internet if you know
the call letters of the
station. Doing it that way the radio is
very clear. My server
is earthlink and it works great for
this.
Linda and Lilly
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From: "Karyn Campbell"
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Date sent: Thu, 25 Sep 2008 09:50:08
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Subject: RE: [Braillenote] braille note
new keysoft feature
Ray,
I agree with you and would say that the
games and radio are
luxuries we can
do without. I don't use the games at
all anymore. Oh yes I
checked a
couple of them out when they first came
out but that was a couple
of years
ago I think and I haven't checked
them, out since and don't
intend to.
These things could be sold separately
for those who insist on
having them.
Thanks.
Karyn Campbell, Illinois USA,
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VN QT M Power user running 7.5 B 28
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Subject: RE: [Braillenote] braille note
new keysoft feature
Hi Paul:
With all due respect, no on the walky
talky feature. You can get
push to
talk and direct connect cell phones for
that. Strictly a
personal opinion,
but I think the FM Radio is a piece of
junk and ought to be done
away with.
I can't even get it to pick up our local
jazz station and we're
less than a
mile from its tower.
Ray Campbell, Help Desk Technician
Adaptive Technology Center
Chicago Lighthouse for People Who Are
Blind or Visually Impaired
1850 W.
Roosevelt Road Chicago, IL 60608
312-997-3651 (Voice/Relay) or
888-825-0080
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