[access-uk] Re: Plextalk Linio
- From: <jibberjabber2014@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2015 10:55:20 -0000
Hi David,
Thanks for the info, appreciated. I'll have a look on applevis for your
demo to add to my research gathering, when I get back this afternoon. Once
I've listened to the podcasts, I'll start with the questions.
Regards.
JJ.
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From: David Griffith
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2015 1:55 AM
To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [access-uk] Re: Plextalk Linio
I briefly demonstrated the Plextalk Lino connecting to a Mac and using it
to read RNIB Talking Newspaper content transferred from a Mac. This is
available on Apple Vis but is focussed more on the Mac. I could conceivably
do a fuller demo , . but What in particular do you want to know about?
Most of the functionality is very similar to the Pocket Plextalk but with
upgraded Acappella voices for ebook reading and a calendar function. If you
want info on the calendar I never use it as the calendar on iPhones with
iPhones with Siri are so much easier to use.
However both the Pocket Plextalk and Linio remain high quality excellent
though expensive devices in general.
The main annoyance is the connection time for internet radio but this can be
worked around by forcing a connection by resubmitting a station request onto
an adjoining station and then returning to your preferred station as soon as
connection is achieved. .
I have both the Linio and the second generation Victor Reader Stream but for
me the Linio continues to win hands down, mainly because of the quality of
sound output through earphones is far superior. Unfortunately Humanware did
a disastrous job with the sound on the second gen stream but this may not
be too important for you, especially if you do not have a hearing
impairment. Certainly the Stream is a far cheaper option then the relatively
expensive Linio.
...
By the way there is a misguided belief on the lists that I have seen that
you cannot turn sound affects off, in particular the key confirmation beep
but I have successfully done this. Both the waiting sounds and key press
confirmation settings are configurable in system settings including the
option to turn them off completely. This does require a restart of the
device to complete this settings change.
David Griffith.
On 13 Jan 2015, at 18:24, <jibberjabber2014@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
<jibberjabber2014@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone know if there are any podcast available demonstrating the
Plextalk Linio?
Regards.
JJ.
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