Hi Steve I don't want to get into a public slapping, but I can assure you that K-Reader works and, what's more, it's portable! (smile). Jackie Email: cairnsplace@xxxxxxx Skype Name: Cairnsplace ----- Original Message ----- From: Steve Nutt To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Friday, July 18, 2008 8:16 PM Subject: [access-uk] Re: Sight Village Hi Jackie, Course, you didn't see the most interesting product, SiRecognizer <Smile>. It's like K Reader, but it works <Smile>. All the best Steve ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ From: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Jackie Cairns Sent: Friday 18 July 2008 07:44 To: Access UK Mailing List Subject: [access-uk] Sight Village Hi All Can I just thank all those who came to say hello at Sight Village this week. It was lovely to put voices to some very familiar names on the list. I didn't get much of a chance to wander around because of strutting my stuff on the Sight and Sound stand, but I did have enough time to pop over to the Cobolt stand, and look at their new ITell gadget. For anyone who doesn't know about this, it is a small device that plugs into the bottom of an Ipod that enables us mortals with little or no sight to use the Ipod with speech. I thought this was a really interesting gadget. It doesn't work on either the Shuffle or Itouch, but all the other models seem to support it. The only thing that concerns me, however, is how one would transfer material from their PC to the Ipod if Itunes software isn't accessible. Perhaps some who do this already would like to elaborate as it might potentially be a stumbling block. The ITell retails at £59.95 I believe, but I thought it was the most interesting gadget other than the K-Reader phone, of course! (smile). Anyone else see anything interesting and "different" this year? Jackie Email: cairnsplace@xxxxxxx Skype Name: Cairnsplace