[nabs-l] Question about netbooks and braille note

[Polansky]

Hi everyone it's Jasn. A netbook has a built in wireless card for the 
internet, and a braille note doesn't. My netbook holds 2 gigs and my 
braille note holds 120 megabites. I have never used the internet 
because you have to buy a wireless card and our wireless network is 
secure, and the man that programed my netbook to work with our wireless 
doesn't know braille and can't work on braille notes. My Mom wants me 
to use the netbook for the internet because she wants me to learn how 
to use JAWS well on the computer because when I have a job, my boss 
would wnt me to use a computer so he can see what I'm doing. He 
wouldn't learn braille just because I am working for him.

-----Original Message-----
From: V Nork <ginisd at sbcglobal.net>
To: National Association of Blind Students mailing list 
<nabs-l at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Sun, Sep 20, 2009 1:46 pm
Subject: [nabs-l] Question about netbooks and braille note

Hi Rachel and all,, Do you feel the braille note is an alternative to a
netbook?  I have never had access to a braille note, sure I know I can 
read
up on it, but it is wonderful to have thoughts from all of you great 
folks
on the front lines of being students, so to speak.  Thanks for sharing 
any
expertise, Ginnie



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