[access-uk] usb sticks thank you
- From: John Gallagher <john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 02 Mar 2009 09:59:50 +0000
Hi all,
Thanks for all who have got back on this subject.
Annabel it is very good of you to look this up for me.
I will briefly give my reasons for wanting one of these usb mobile sticks.
First Paul when I am out tuning I use my mobile
phone for my gps which uses the battery a good
deal. so when I am away from home I use the net
mostly on my netbook or braille sense plus.
I think Steve Nutt said if I had a braille
display it would solve many problems but how can
you use a braille display via bluetooth and go on the net on a netbook.?
so with a mobile stick would it cost a lot to say
listen to an rnib talking book with net plextalk?
I also use skype to make phone calls when staying
away tuning. also my other interest is listening
to football commentary on Wednesday world.
when I am away playing chess say next August in
the chess championships and Sheffield wednesday
are playing I can go on to
www.sheffieldwednesday.com click on wednesday
world then audio commentary. I then loggin with a
username and password and then can listen to
hundreds of games by clicking on the listen link.
so if I am in Western next August and I have a
mobile stick will this cost loads more.
at this moment in time I can use walking hot spot
or a connection with t mobile for £1 per day via bluetooth.
sorry about the long post.
so to sum up when I am away I need skype and I
need to listen to talking books or the football.
again thanks to all who came back with
interesting experience of using these thing.
cheers.
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