Re: Apple vs Windows?
Joe Orozco
It comes down to what you want to do with the system, or more
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importantly, how you want to do it, and how much you want to spend on the product. I think the level of accessibility is fairly equal between iOS and OSX versus Windows. Both products let you get started without sighted assistance. Both products feature dedicated customer service for accessibility. I would argue Windows gives you more ways to adjust your screen reader of choice, but if you are not creating complex documents or producing complex audio or visual projects, that point may not matter. Windows-based products has the advantage of featuring a lot more options, therefore creating more affordable prices, but there is something to be said for Apple products enjoying a healthy longevity and high quality construction. I think we would have to get a clearer understanding of what you want to accomplish to make more specific recommendations. Joe
On 11/19/20, Gene <gsasner@gmail.com> wrote:
I'm not sure there is an answer. for the typical user, I doubt there is a
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