What is that old saying about should and would? Something like "If wishes were horses ..." Lorenzo Taylor writes: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > Actually, the few thousand more sales would, or at least should justify making a > mainstream device usable by disabled people. We're talking about a few thousand > more sales over the few million sales they already make. More is always better. > And since they have already done the bulk of the r&d to simply make their > product work, it isn't a big jump to make it work for people whose eyes don't > work, especially since most of that r&d has already been done, and not just by > assistive technology companies, but by companies who make products and services > we use every day, such as TellMe, (voice recognition) and IBM, (voice > recognition and voice synthesis). It is actually an extremely simple matter to > figure out how to get info to a speech synthesizer, and translation of voice > commands to typed characters and menu commands has already been done on a number > of fronts.
