[nfb-talk] Fw: Penn State - NFB Files complaint against

[Loren Wakefield]

That would still be to the education factor.  Whatever made them do it, I 
think it is really cool they did.  I'm thinking seriously of taking 
advantage of it.

It would also seem to me that with tightening budgets, state agencies who 
buy computers and such for their clients are going to have to look more at 
Apple.  It doesn't take long for real savings to start adding up if the 
speech is already there, versus buying a computer and then still paying Jaws 
or Window-eyes or someone another $1200 or so to make the thing talk to you. 
I believe it will be interesting to watch this in the future.

Loren


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From: "Ryan O" <ryano218 at comcast.net>
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>I thought apple made their machines accessible due to a lawsuit filed by a
> kid in the Maine public school system.
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