[nabs-l] iPad, Not the Most Economical Choice for Blind Consumers

[marissa]

I do not have an i-pad, but am getting one soon I think.  Sure, 
it may seem difficult, but if you have a Braille Note, a Braille 
Sense u2, a voice note, or a voice note u2, you can connect the 
ipad to the machines.


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From: "Joe" <jsoro620 at gmail.com
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Date sent: Wed, 1 Jan 2014 10:48:42 -0500
Subject: [nabs-l] iPad, Not the Most Economical Choice for Blind 
Consumers

Hi,



I find myself responding to similar questions about whether or 
not the iPad
is worth its price tag.  After a year attempting to fall in love 
with mine
and eventually giving her away, I decided to write a more 
elaborate
rationale for why it just didn't click.  Check it out, and by all 
means feel
free to disagree in the comments to give prospective buyers a 
well-rounded
response.  You can find the post at:



http://joeorozco.com/blog_ipad_not_the_most_economical_choice_for
_blind_cons
umers



Joe



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