[access-uk] Re: CCTV that are useful
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- Date: Thu, 5 Aug 2004 12:50:32 +0100
I for one would be interested in finding laptops with full keyboards
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-----Original Message-----
From: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Ray's Home
Sent: 05 August 2004 12:15
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Subject: [access-uk] Re: CCTV that are useful
Well Colin, at least that disposes of one of my objections to laptops.
Although I am not interested in buying a laptop, not for the forseeable
future, can you tell me some makes and models of laptop that do have a
full keyboard please? I ask as some people I know might be interested.
Ray.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Colin @ New Vision" <cph.newvision@xxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Ray
The guarding of privacy and the sense of independence are two very
important reasons why people buy a CCTV.
As for 17" Notebooks they are supplied with the number pad keys. In fact
very similar to a standard keyboard. The keys tops can also be laser
etched as an alternative to stick on labels. These notebook's are also
referred to as portable desktops by some manufacturers.
Regards
Colin
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ray's Home" <rays-home@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Thankyou very much Colin - for both responses to my questions,
> including
the
> message you sent about school use of computers and CCTV.
>
> It would seem that in a sense CCTV has come of age more now with the
arrival
> of larger, more affordable LCD screens. I can quite see the advantage
> of larger screen laptops too for making such an integrated approach to
> accessing visual matterial more doable. Only trouble is, I hate
> laptops! Sure, you can get used to anything in time, but I find the
> (usual) lack of
a
> separate numeric keypad sometimes a bind, not withstanding the FN key
> alternative of overlay keys. I find them cramped, and the screen
> isn't exacly in the position I would prefer. As to battery life, well
> they are such a joke! They are though, very compact; but give me my
> small form desktop anytime.
>
> Its sort of encouraging to know that, given the right equipment, and
access
> to a coresponingly large access budget, copy typing for those of us
> with enough sight to do it is possible.
>
> Someone mentioned the peculiar delight of receiving a hand-written
> letter. I've had a few in my time, but too often I cannot read them
> easily enough
to
> enjoy the experience, and get very frustrated if I have to ask someone
else
> to read it! And there lies another clue to the value of CCTV to some
> people: guarding of privacy.
>
> Again, thanks a lot for your very informative posts.
>
> Ray.
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