[BNU] Re: Bn pk, minis, braille sense minis, and on hand
- From: Alex Hall <mehgcap@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: Shawn Abraham <shawnabraham21@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 15 Nov 2013 17:44:23 -0500
Okay, here you go:
PK: released in 2004, this Braillenote was Humanware's version of a Baum
product. It has been discontinued.
Pac Mate: A few versions of this Freedom Scientific notetaker have been
released, but the line has been discontinued. It was a very large device that
never caught on as well as the other major notetakers.
Apex: a full-sized Braillenote that Humanware released in 2009. No mini version
of the Apex exists, though it does come in a full-sized 18-cell configuration.
Braille Sense On Hand: a smaller version of the Braille Sense Plus, with 18
cells and upgraded hardware for its time.
Voice Sense: an older Sense notetaker with no braille display, released before
the On Hand if memory serves.
Braille Sense U2 Mini: a smaller version of the U2, with up-to-date (for a
braille notetaker) hardware. This product is only just getting started, but is
the smallest notetaker with relatively good hardware available.
On Nov 15, 2013, at 4:59 PM, Shawn Abraham <shawnabraham21@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Okay. So I don't understand how this works. First I heard about the
> braillenote pk, and thought that stood for pocket, so like a mini apex. I
> know there has to be one. Then I heard pk means packmate, the braillenote
> packmate. Then I heard that the packmate is a totally different device. Can
> someone clear that up. Also, the braille sense mini. I heard about the
> braille sense u2 mini, and the u2 on hand. Is that the same thing? What's
> the difference between that and the normal sized braille sense? And for the
> braillenote's mini version, what's the difference? I heard that you need usb
> converter or something to put in a usb, so what is that converter? Is this
> even true?
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Have a great day,
Alex (msg sent from Mac Mini)
mehgcap@xxxxxxxxx
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