Hello everyone,

The pricing for the Brailliant Displays is as follows.  
Brailliant 24: $3695 USD
Brailliant 40: $5895 USD

HTH

Mike

 >>  Jonathan:

 >>  I have been silently listening for someone to ask:  What are the prices of
 >>  the Brilliant displays?

 >>  Rich Irwin
 >>  [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


 >>  -----Original Message-----
 >>  From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 >>  [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jonathan
 >>  Mosen
 >>  Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 9:34 PM
 >>  To: Braillenote List
 >>  Subject: Re: [Braillenote] instant messaging


 >>  Hi Badih, good question. The answer to it is that we have no intention of
 >>  running off-the-shelf Pocket PC applications. Here's why. Sighted people
 >>  pay a few hundred bucks for a Pocket PC, and they expect that because it
 >>  costs less than their full computer, they will get less functionality. But
 >>  for the blind community, the paradigm is different. Our technology is more
 >>  expensive. That's why we take the time to develop applications with blind
 >>  people in mind. I have met so many people at the NFB Convention who tell
 >>  me that the BrailleNote allows them as busy people to get on with their
 >>  jobs without tinkering and messing about with semi-accessible or
 >>  under-done applications. And we will of course be opening the platform in
 >>  the near future so that it's not only us who can help the BrailleNote
 >>  grow.

 >>  But I'm really pleased you asked your question because it allows me to
 >>  talk about one aspect of the announcements we made on Tuesday that has
 >>  gone pretty much unremarked, and that is that we have the Brailliant, the
 >>  very slim, trim, wireless or USB Braille display. Why are we pushing this?
 >>  Because the Brailliant is our response to your very legitimate needs and
 >>  questions. we know that there are customers of ours who want off-the-shelf
 >>  applications. Given what Braille technology costs, we believe we've come
 >>  up with the perfect solution for that group, especially with Centrino
 >>  processors assisting in long battery life in laptops. So if you want
 >>  off-the-shelf applications, boy, do we have the ultimate solution for you.
 >>  Get a tiny Windows XP Laptop, put Window-eyes on it, use a Brailliant 24
 >>  or 40 display whether with Bluetooth or USB, and get Real Word, Real
 >>  Excell, Real Outlook and whatever you want. We believe this represents
 >>  real value for money for those who want an off-the-shelf solution. No
 >>  compromises, no cut-down applications.
 >>  Jonathan Mosen
 >>  Blindness Product Marketing Manager
 >>  Pulse Data International Ltd

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 >>  Fax:  +64-3-384 4933
 >>  Mobile: +64-21 466 736
 >>  Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 >>  Internet: www.pulsedata.com

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Mike Gibson
Blindness Product Specialist
Pulse Data HumanWare
Tel: 800-722-3393
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