I have a voice note and until Humanware gets the Bluetooth operating correctly, I would have to say that the performance is rather lacking. What usually happens on my voice note and not on either the pk or Braille Note, is that the Bluetooth disconnects usually just when you are in the middle of nowhere. It is never when you are standing in front of the corner drugstore or restaurant. But I have seaced buying the gps program for my voice note because of this. Humanware, incidentally, is well aware that there is a problem andthis is because they had to build their own bluetooth software in order to accomodate us. Joseph Lee can get into the technology a lot more than I can and tell you why technically we have to wait until Windows ce 6 for a solution to this problem. But I don't even mess with gps on the v. n. any longer because it is too exasperating.
Mary Ellen Earls----- Original Message ----- From: "Keith Bucher" <kbucher@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <gps-talkusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2007 10:02 PM Subject: [gps-talkusers] Voicenote or Voice Sense
Hello, Since the Sendero GPS will be available on the Voice Sense in a few weeks, I'd like to hear from users of both the Voicenote and the Voice Sense from a GPS prospective. I don't own either a Voicenote or a Voice Sense, but I'm interested in comparing the differences or advantages of these two notetakers when used with GPS. I believe the Voice Sense has more memory than the Voicenote, and a different processor, but is the processor faster in the Voice Sense? Does the additional memory mean that the Voice Sense would run faster, or could you have more maps open when compared to the Voicenote? If anyone knows of any advantages of using the Voicenote for GPS, I'd like to hear that too. Keith
