Rich! I use my icon for everything. I u7e it for work and pleasure. On Fri, 25 Apr 2008 13:01:21 -0700, Richard Turner wrote: >Hi Rich, >You bring up an excellent point. >I will use the Braille Plus for work as soon as they get the calendar >sync feature to work >correctly and get it working with a braille display. >Those are the only two reasons I have not given up on the Braille Note >PK and still use it >as my primary work device. > >The GPS will be a nice feature, but for professional uses, those other >two reasons are >by far the most important. > >Richard > > >On Fri, 25 Apr 2008 14:46:48 -0500, Rich Ring wrote: > > >>The majority of Braille note users do not have GPS, and, the reason >>many of >>them will not switch to the Icon or Braille Plus is, the word Braille. >>A >>Braille note has a refreshable Braille display, and that is important to >>some. >>However, this brings me to some other questions. I see mail on this >>list >>about downloading podcasts, RSS feeds, music etc. I rarely, however, >>see >>mail from anyone who is using the Icon or the Braille Plus for anything >>besides well, pleasure. >>I would love to hear from someone who is actually using either device >>to do >>real work. For instance, is anyone using either device to take notes in >>meetings? To keep important appointment information? As someone who >>can >>make recommendations for clients, it is fairly important to gain some of >>this information. Yes, the Icon and Braille Plus have many unique and >>wonderful features, but when it comes to procuring products for >>clients, I >>can't justify purchasing an Icon because the client can download NBC >>nightly >>news! >>Therefore, if anyone on this list is using one of these devices either >>as a >>student or a professional, I'd love to hear about it. >>You can either write to the list or write me off list. >> >