Hi Dug and folks,
I believe Jonathan is right, that Senderogroup will still be very well
supported by the new Humanware, since the Senderogroup has the superior gps
product by far, and why would Humanware shoot themselves in the foot by not
supporting the best gps product out there.
trekker has their place, as a small simple low end featured
gps product, which for many people might be all they want.
but as someone who is beta testing the new gps 3.1 on the PK, which is
lighter than the Trekker and has many more features in it, with braille
display a functional keyboard, wide variety of very powerful programs an
dnow viruses can attack it, I would never consider anything else.
Senderogroup has maps for europe, canada and united states and you get the
entire maps of the region, like all of the united states for the price of
the program.
So over all, I feel this merger is going ot benefit us all.
The economics of the general market do not apply to us, since we are such a
tiny part of the entire free market and our technology will always cost
more. Neither Visuaide or Pulse data produce a screen reader or a screen
enlargement program, so by still having FS, GW Micro, AI Squared,
Dolphin, is good for competition an good dfor all of us.
Visuaide tried to hook up with FS, but FS just wasn't willing to do so for
many reasons, so having Visuaide merge with Pulse Data is great to have
international companies merge to bring a world wide view of adaptive
technology, unlike FS.
So sit back, and let us see what evolves from this merger, before comparing
it to Freedom Scientific's merger.
Roger Behm
Adaptive Information Systems
We Make Technology Accessable to the Vision impaired and Reading Disabled
Roger A. Behm, president
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Janesville WI 53545-1388
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