[access-uk] Book Courier Vs Bookworm

Hi All,

I am looking for a portable solution for reading.  I know that the Book
Courier will play Daisy files as well as MP3 files.  I also know that it
will read text files using synthetic speech.  I've listened to the sample
on the web site and wonder how anyone gets used to it, but I guess you do!

I know a lot less about the bookworm.  Am I right in thinking it has a
Braille display?  And what are its capabilities?

If anyone has evaluated the two products, I be really interested to hear
your views.

Thanks for your help.

Mel

Mel Spooner
edIT Help Desk
Nottinghamshire County Council
Tel   0115 854 6116
Email mel.spooner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 


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