Hi Phil
This is just my personal opinion as choice is very subjective. But I
would
say BookSense every time. Remember that the Plextalk Pocket has no
internal
memory, and while you can connect it to WiFi, BookSense has internal
storage
and has far better voices than that awful Jane! I am not sure whether the
BookSense reads more formats though.
As I say, everyone is different, so if you can get a hands-on and try both
somewhere, that might help.
Kind Regards,
Jackie Cairns
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Subject: [access-uk] Plextalk Pocket or Book Sense
Hi List
I am possibly in the market to purchase one of these players but can't
decide which one. I have listened to tutorials on both players from Blind
Cool Tech but am still undecided.
I will be listening to audio books, Podcasts, occasional music (I have an
Ipod Touch) and would want to have the option to read printed material.
Which of the players is more comprehensive in this department? Are the
menus easy to use?
I have been told that there was an article on the Plextalk Pocket on
Infotech magazine but cannot locate it. If anyone has this or any
suggestions or guidance, please contact me.
I look forward to hearing soon.
Phil Roberts
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