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The extra function of this device is that you can store up to 260 phrases (stored under a letter and number). Rather than having to programme these in you can create on your computer and blue tooth across. The guy (from Wales) who developed the device came to see me and showed me how easy this is.
I know I will still be using the E-tran in our hospital as even though the price isn’t bad the hospital still wont buy any!! It’s still good knowing its on the market .
Victoria
Victoria Edwards Advanced Specialist Speech & Language Therapist Addenbrookes Hospital Cambridge England CB2 2QQ Tel: 01223 216200
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I like the basic idea of the Megabee, but it seems like if you were using a low tech etran board, held up by a locline mount, then you would have your hands free to write...
Margaret Cotts
-----Original Message----- From: xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Antoinette Verdone Sent: Friday, March 13, 2009 5:52 PM To: xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [Assistive Technology] MegaBee
Looks like AMDi is distributing this now...
http://www.amdi.net/category/?catalogid=11&title=AAC-Eyegaze-Communicator
Antoinette Verdone, ATP Assistive Technology Specialist ALS Association, Greater New York Chapter 116 John Street, Suite 1304 New York, NY 10038 Phone: 212-720-3054 Fax: 212-720-3054 xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx
"One cannot consent to creep when one has the impulse to soar." -- Helen Keller
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