Hi John. If you already have BrailleNote, for the vast majority of users
there should be no need to consider shelling out for a PK, unless the
ultra-portability is really important to you. The BrailleNote you have has
a very exciting future, and the PK is in no way replacing the existing
members of the family.
Jonathan Mosen
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Hi list Surely things will be better with the next upgrade or if you get a
pk surely the email problems will not be as bad. and also the gps should
run better. this is one of the problems with not having main stream
software.
Because programs have to be written the braille note family will be always
behind in development as regards anything with mainstream software on it. I
think Paul is correct to have a wine as the money we pay is very high. I
love my bn but if I can aford a pk what with upgrades and the like I will
have spent nearly eight thousand pounds after all said and done.
If we could see a screen we could purchase a new pda every year as the
price is so low but pda's are sold by the thousands and we have to realize
the braille note only hits a very small market.
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