[Nfb-science] note taker development

[David Sexton]

Hi,

I think this is the 4th time this message has come across this list. I 
am not sure what the motivation is behind this message.
First there is no ZZt linux, nor is there zoom hyperstorm windows or 
whatever you are talking about.
Second 80 cells will never be pocket-sized unless you have really big 
pockets.

That being said, I would love to have a small linux computer with a 
braille display built-in...

David Sexton
+91 9400223351


On 5/11/2011 10:11 AM, Mike Freeman wrote:
> With respect, what do you mean by the following: " ameture radio connection
> via program encoding using morse code, access to citizen band radio
> transmitions via an audio hosting program"? I don't see anything referring
> to a RF transmitter in the foregoing and both amateur radio and CB obviously
> require radio transmitters -- unless you're talking about EchoLink for
> amateur radio, in which case, one must have a valid ham license and have
> installed and validated the EchoLink program on his/her PC.
>
> I confess that it's hard to escape the notion that you've strung a whole
> bunch of jargon and nonsense together in clever fashion to *look* plausible.
> But insofar as I can see, at least some of this means absolutely nothing.
>
> Mike Freeman, Amateur Extra Licensee<  K 7 U I J>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: nfb-science-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:nfb-science-bounces at nfbnet.org]
> On Behalf Of Alexander Kaiser
> Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 8:43 PM
> To: blindtlk at nfbnet.org; nfb-cs at nfbnet.org; nfb-science at nfbnet.org;
> info at aph.org; info at levelstar.com; blindgeekzone at yahoogroups.com;
> blindgadgets at yahoogroups.com; ca.info at humanware.com; us.info at humanware.com
> Subject: [Nfb-science] note taker development
> Importance: High
>
> Help wanted:
> Hi my name is Alexander Kaiser. I need help with developing a 100%
> completely pocket sized  handheld braille notetaker with pre-recorded human
> speech output running under a  windows version called windows zoom
> hyperstorm a new version of windows mobile  specifically designed for the
> blind and Visually Impaired And on a version of linux called Linux ZZt a
> linux version specifically built for the Blind and Visually Impaired. Can we
> call it the techno thunder note gold?Can I have help developing this
> notetaker with the following features: a pocket sized 80 cell braille
> display with mini thumbkeys, a built in 8 terrabyte internal memory
> microchip , a mini 10  key perkins style braille keyboard including an enter
> key six braille keys, a spacebar, and a backspace key, with additional
> features including access to XM satellite radio with a  mandatory  Xm radio
> subscription with the best of sirius subscription required, a sports feed
> network, a word processor, a game center, access to
>    aim 7.5, internet access , access to email, ameture radio connection via
> program encoding using morse code, access to citizen band radio transmitions
> via an audio hosting program, access to klango, access to NOAA weather radio
> stations, access to asterisk telephone chatline development software,,
> access to netscape instant messenger, access to ICQ messenger, access to
> qwitter the adaptive version of twitter, access to facebook, access to
> MYSpace instant messenger, access to skype, a phone dialer, a media player
> for music and speech files, a memo recorder, a full dictionary in english,
> Belgin, Portuegese, latin, hindi, yitish, Danish, German, Russian, Spanish
> and Dutch, an FM radio, a Theasaurus, a book reader, a newspaper reader, a
> built in micro chip wireless ethernet   card for network stability, a built
> in wireless microchip internet modem for secure web browsing, an mp3 music
> file album organizer, a CD writing drive, a CD player, Unlimited access
> license  for ID vault,
>   hotspot shieled,an advanced securety system for file protection, a built in
> function where the braille keyboard can be used as a keyboard for the
> computer, a function where the braille keyboard works as a keyboard for
> bluetooth ready cell phones, a wireless syncronization setting for the
> braille keyboard can function as a keyboard for non-blutooth capable cell
> phone devices, a mini bluetooth printer connector, a mini bluetooth Braille
> embosser connector, a mini serial port for file transforing and data
> Syncronization, a built in stereo Microphone, an advanced scientific
> calculator, an address book, and a database manager? I can be contacted by
> email and by phone . My phone number is 9 7 3 5 2 5 8 0 9 6. My email
> Address is AlexanderSKaiser90 at gmx.com. My skype for an additional form of
> contact is alexander.the.great1990. Thank you for your time and
> consideration.
> Sincerely,
> Alexander Kaiser
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