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		<title>New Notetaker for the Blind: The Apple iPad</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This, IMHO, is probably the biggest thing since sliced bread for the blindness PDA industry. Most of our PDAs have rather mediocre storage, by today&#8217;s standards, and for that storage &#38; custom user interface that makes the device friendly for people who are blind, you pay about as much as you would for a good [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src="http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pMzMK9F7f54/2.jpg" align="left">This, IMHO, is probably the biggest thing since sliced bread for the blindness PDA industry. Most of our PDAs have rather mediocre storage, by today&#8217;s standards, and for that storage &amp; custom user interface that makes the device friendly for people who are blind, you pay about as much as you would for a good gaming PC (approximately $1,000-$2,000). This is the first possibility for a notetaking solution that I&#8217;ve seen, talking out of the box, for under $1,000. What do you get for that approximately $900? 64GB of flash storage, WiFi 802.11n (most notetakers are stuck at B or G), it talks out of the box (same setup procedure as the iPhone in iTunes), full sized keyboard on the dock, and the iWork suite ($30 for a full suite that is near-desktop experience; $10 each for individual apps). I love this. Braille may be coming for this. The feature in the iPhone that allows you to keep VoiceOver on with speech off makes me wonder. We&#8217;ll see when it comes out in late March.</p>
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