[access-uk] Re: Looking for a basic digital recorder

Graham and others, I've emailed Andy off-list on this one.  After all said and 
done, when you buy non-adaptive things like Sanyo's or whatever, its never 
going to be perfect.  I've advised him to phone Hagger for more info, as well 
as looking at their site.
Ray

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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Graham Page 


  even better, go to www.hagger.co.uk and take a look yourself.
  Graham Page

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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Andy Collins 


  So what are they to do with Hagger?

  Andy
    ----- Original Message ----- 
    From: Peter Beasley 


    American printing house for the blind.
      ----- Original Message ----- 
      From: Andy Collins 


      Ray, what is APH? couldn't see these initials on the website!

      Andy
        ----- Original Message ----- 


        Well Andy, I'd say with Hagger its sort of six of one and half-a-dozen 
of the other.  Some of the stuff they do, for example from APH, is made with 
the blind in mind, and I guess that would have to include the Bookport which in 
many ways is similar to the Book Currier but that's been covered here before.  
I think though that the Bookport does have a memo taking facility if I'm not 
getting confused.  (Its been that sort of day.)

        On the other hand Hagger do mainstream stuff like the Olypus and Sanyo 
recorders which they do not claim to be totally friendly or usable by VI 
people, more the best that's available in their opinion in stuff that's not 
made with us in mind.

        I guess that, in short Hagger is the specialist in sound recording gear 
for the visually impaired, over the last 20 years and more.
        Ray

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