[bookport] Re: Congratulation to APH Book Port Team
- From: "ROB MEREDITH" <rmeredith@xxxxxxx>
- To: <bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 10 May 2005 13:25:26 -0400
Go to www.aph.org/beta and follow the instructions.
>>> VParker@xxxxxxxxx 05/10/05 01:09PM >>>
Hi Rob:
I'm a new member of the bookport list. Where do you find information
about
a new bookport features, beta versions, and the like? Is there a
special
section on the website for all of these things?
Thanking you in advance,
Virginia
-----Original Message-----
From: ROB MEREDITH [mailto:rmeredith@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 12:05 PM
To: bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [bookport] Re: Congratulation to APH Book Port Team
Deon:
It is doubtful that your unit will contain 2.0, but you will be able
to
update for free as soon as it becomes available. I don't have a
release
date.
Rob Meredith
>>> profbiz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 05/10/05 12:58PM >>>
Hi, when will Version 2.0 be released?
Why ... I just ordered my unit yesterday after looking at all the
specs
of both Book Port and Book Courier.
The deciding factor for me was the seeming ability to increase Daisy
read back speed by compressing the relevant files before transfering
to
Book Port.
Had my eye on one some time though!!
Hope it will be shipped with Version 2.0. If not, I gather updating
is
no problem?
Deon
At 17:40 05/10/2005, you wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>Having been the owner of several mailing lists, I ask you all not to
flood
>the list with comments like I agree to this message.
>
>I was one of the first people to purchase the Book Port. I was so
excited
>about its possibilities that I could not sleep the night before
buying
it.
>I have been heavily involved with the beta testing and have been
thrilled
>to watch the Book Port mature and develop.
>
>The Book Port has exceeded my hopes and dreams for it. I know that
version
>2.0 is about to be released. As beta testers already know, this
version is
>truly fabulous with all of the new features that have been
incorporated.
>
>Many of the innovations have come about because of user suggestions.
Making
>these suggestions actually a reality on the device, is very
complicated and
>takes true programming talent and a tremendous amount of creativity.
My hat
>is off to the APH Book Port development team. When we read audible
books,
>take notes, listen to podcasts, read daisy and brf files or do any of
the
>other things that we do with our Book Port, it is easy to forget just
how
>much painstaking development work went in to making it all work so
>beautifully. I think it should win the device of the decade award.
>
>Robert Carter
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