I have been told that the new ones have 40 MG hard drive, not 30.
Dave
At 10:55 AM 4/2/2008, David Poehlman wrote:
>one small correction, the Icon has a 30 not 40 gb hd.
>
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>From: "L M SCAIFE" <[log in to unmask]>
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>Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2008 9:54 AM
>Subject: [VICUG-L] DDTB-Test-Announce] Two new DTB players added
>
>
>FYI...
>L
>..........
>Two additional devices can now be used to read downloadable audio materials
>from NLS:
>
>- The LevelStar Icon is a portable device for the visually impaired that
>gives you access to all of your contacts, documents, and media on the go.
>Icon,
>with its 40 GB hard drive, can store thousands of documents and audio files.
>Icon users are now able to download NLS books directly using the Icon's
>powerful web browser and its wireless connection, and play and navigate them
>using Icon's Bookshelf. To learn more about the Icon and its support for
>NLS content, please visit
>www.levelstar.com
>, or call 1-800-315-2305, or send
>email to
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>
>- American Printing House for the Blind, Inc.'s Braille Plus Mobile Manager
>is a hand held, accessible tool that combines entertainment and productivity
>into one device small enough to easily fit into a pocket or purse. With its
>large hard drive, the Braille Plus stores dozens of books at a time, and
>with
>its built-in web browser, the user can download and read any of the NLS DTB
>collection without having to use a computer at all. For complete
>information
>about the Braille Plus, please see
>www.aph.org/tech/pda_info.htm .
>
>Current owners of these devices are just a free software upgrade away from
>adding the ability to download and read NLS talking books and magazines.
>
>Remember, to authorize any new device for download, just go to the download
>site's home page, choose "Update my settings," and then choose "Add a new
>player."
>
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