[bookport] Re: Barbara -- Victor Reader Wave: OT
- From: "Andy, on Braille Plus" <musicproandy@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 27 Aug 2008 08:45:45 -0400
Hi, if you want Bookshare and RFBD, get the Stream.
Because Bookshare books are text books, (they are not audio), you need some
form of text to spech
to read them. Which the Wave lacks.
Also, the Stream is a lot smaller than the Wave, and can record as well, just
like the book port.
Also, like the book port, it doesn't contain a cd drive, so you'll need to
transfer it some other
way. Since I don't (but wish) I had a Stream, I cannot outline how that works.
On Tue, 26 Aug 2008 20:15:04 -0700 (PDT), Barbara Baker wrote:
>A friend of mine who has Dyslexia wants to know if she can listen to Book
>Share
>and RFB&D books using the Victor Reader Wave. Since Book Port is no longer
>being manufactured, she wants to know whether she should get the Victor Stream
>Reader or the Victor Reader Wave. The reason that she is thinking of getting
>the Victor Reader Wave is because this machine is less expensive than the
>Victor Stream Reader. What are the differences among the two devices? Which
>one
>is the better machine? Barbara
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