RobAley

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   by RobAley 14y ago

   There's a more detailed look at that aspect (all be it speculative until the filing is on Pacer) on Techdirt http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20120618/00025519366/charle...
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   by RobAley 14y ago

   While learning ASL is a good way to communicate with her parents, sooner rather than later she will need to & want to communicate with the wider world, and most people can't sign. So she will likely need something like this going forwar
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   by RobAley 14y ago

   This is true, but has several downsides : - If the device gets broken (which isn't hard to imagine with a child lugging it about 24/7) you loose the software - If the device gets stolen, ditto - If the software or OS gets corrupt, ditto - A