[access-uk] Re: access-uk] Re: National Library: Audio books in synthetic speech trial

Hi Ray,

Firstly let me correct you, the Bookworm is an 8 character display, and not
one. I am not very good at giving reviews on things Ray, so all I will say,
is that it is like anything, that you buy new it takes a bit of getting used
to. But once you do it is really great. I know that it is a bit expensive,
but in my opinion it is worth every penny. And I have to say that I have
used it more than my Road runner.

All the best
Petrina,
Southampton UK

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Subject: [access-uk] Re: access-uk] Re: National Library: Audio books in
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> Hello Patrina.  Glad someone seems to think as I do regarding the
preferability of Braille output over speech for reading novels.  I just
wondered if you would mind telling us how you find the bookworm to use?  Did
it take long to get accustomed to a one character display?
>
>   I guess Bookworm would be affordable for me in the not too distant
future.
>
> If you prefer, you can email me off list.  My email contact list is given
at the end of my messages.
> Ray
>
> Personal emails:  Email me at
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