My point about the headphones was not that people didn't like them
or found them difficult to use, it is about aph and good design of
equipment for people who can't see. Both the headphones and
batteries can be used the wrong way round and as this equipment is
designed for people who can't see the print markings on the
headphones or the symbols in the battery compartment surely aph
should have have had enough experience to have thought about this
issue and got it right.
Also external speaker The belt clip might not be such a good idea
but I don't want to use speakers from radio shack as someone
suggested basically because I don't want lots of extra wires all
over the place. There are times when the unit being equiped with a
speaker might be of use. I came across a device called a griffin
for an apple ipod, if you don't know what it is basically it is a
small box with a 3.5 hack sticking out of the bottom of it and it
sits on top of the ipod, it makes the unit a bit longer. I haven't
tried one as I don't have an ipod but I would think aph could design
something similar that when installed would look as if it was part
of the bookport, they could either put a dummy usb plug to stop the
speaker more stability or put a real usb plug with a socket in the
top of the box so you could still plug in the usb cable with the
speaker atached.
Anthony
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