[nabs-l] Question about technology

[Nicole B. Torcolini at Home]

Umm, did you mean to say MPower instead of BrailleNote? Unless I missed 
something, the Apex is a BrailleNote, just a different model.

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From: "David Andrews" <dandrews at visi.com>
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>I am sure Humanware will be at convention, and can show you.  The Apex is 
>much like the Braille Note.
>
> Which depends on what you want to do, take notes, write papers, go on 
> internet, do e-mail, chat, sync with a PC, etc.  Which is better depends 
> on your style, experience, needs, etc.  There isn't a right or wrong 
> answer.
>
> Dave
>
> At 03:52 PM 4/23/2011, you wrote:
>>Hi, it's joshua Lester.
>>I need some advice.
>>I'm trying to decide whether to buy a Pac Mate, or a Braille Note Apex.
>>Which one would be better?
>>Noone ever demonstrated the Apex, for me in Dallas, so I've never
>>worked with one.
>>I liked the regular Braille Note, (because,) my former Braille
>>instructor let me work with one.
>>Would someone be willing to show me how it works, at convention this year?
>>I'll let you know, ahead of time, if i'll be able to attend.
>>Thanks, Joshua
>
>
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