[bookport] Re: bookport suggestion
- From: "Wstephan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <wstephan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 10 Nov 2005 18:23:48 -0600
Well, my suggestion is a bit different.
I'd like for someone to develop transfer software that could run on a Pac Mate.
Bill Stephan
Kansas City, MO
(816)803-2469
Email: Wstephan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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.From: "DanFlasar@xxxxxxx"<DanFlasar@xxxxxxx>
.Sent: 11/10/05 2:34:08 PM
.To: "bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx"<bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
.Subject: [bookport] Re: bookport suggestion
.
.I'll have to agree with Dave here. I love my Bookport - it's versatility
.keeps showing up in unexpected ways. I was working out yesterday on a
treadmill
.when the I finished the book I was reading ("Vancouver" - available from
.Bookshare - a Mitchener-esque history of the city of Vancouver - excellent!).
.Instead of having to change a tape (assuming I'd had the foresight to include
.a tape for another book or magazine, I just went to the index and chose from
.among 20 other books I'd downloaded from Bookshare. I chose "Me Talk Pretty
.One Day" by David Sedaris. It's like having a little library with me at all
.times.
. I have a Parrot Voicemate as a PDA which works fine for me. I'm fine
.with the Bookport providing the functions it does. I see it as a portable
.reading machine. I'd love to have better voice capabilities, and I do get a
.little annoyed at hearing St. Louis pronounced as Street Louis, but I get
what it
.means. If anything, I'd like to see it take on some Kurzweil
.characteristics. For example, I'd like to have a dictionary on-board, which
could be
.automatically cross-referenced to a book I'm reading.
. For example, if I heard a word that I'm not familiar with, I'd like to
.be able to key to the word, hit a key combo and get a definition for it.
. Not asking for much, am I?
.Dan
.
.
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