[glcb] iPhone workshop

[carla ruschival]

Rick,

That is true, to a point.  However, if you are a fast braillist, 
you might not like using a Bluetooth option.  I enter braille 
faster than the Bluetooth accepts the characters.  Also, you 
would never create long documents on an iPad - at least I 
wouldn't.  I sometimes produce very long documents on my 
BrailleNote, and I would never ever get that accomplished on a 
Bluetooth keyboard and an iPhone or iPad.  But for short things 
you are right; it's a good option.



 ----- Original Message -----
From: "Rick Roderick" <rickrod at insightbb.com
To: "Greater Louisville Council of the Blind chapter" 
<glcb at acb.org
Date sent: Sun, 18 Mar 2012 22:52:27 -0400
Subject: Re: [glcb] iPhone workshop

The line is really blurring between a PDA and a computer, and 
what, exactly,
is a notetaker?  An iPad with speech can act very much like a 
notetaker, and
it is cheaper.  An iPad with a braille display is a braille 
notetaker at
about half the price, as far as I can tell.

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