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navyman · 09-10-2007, 10:48 AM

I got a free Ojo videophone from SnapVRS a couple of months ago and am enjoying it. It finally arrived after I applied about a year ago on their website. SnapVRS finally became operational in July 2007. I also use a VP-200 in a separate room in the house, so I'm familiar with Sorenson VP-100 and VP-200 videophones too.

I am wondering how many AllDeaf members have applied for an Ojo? How many have received it? For those who've used it so far, how do you like it?

I appreciate the way you can receive video messages directly on it from other Deafies. It looks cool and doesn't require a separate television, so it fits almost anywhere. It also works very well for slower broadband connections.

If anyone has any questions about the Ojo or SnapVRS, I'd be happy to provide feedback on my experiences with them so far.

09-10-2007, 10:48 AM	#1 (permalink)
navyman Registered User Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 111	SnapVRS and Ojo VP I got a free Ojo videophone from SnapVRS a couple of months ago and am enjoying it. It finally arrived after I applied about a year ago on their website. SnapVRS finally became operational in July 2007. I also use a VP-200 in a separate room in the house, so I'm familiar with Sorenson VP-100 and VP-200 videophones too. I am wondering how many AllDeaf members have applied for an Ojo? How many have received it? For those who've used it so far, how do you like it? I appreciate the way you can receive video messages directly on it from other Deafies. It looks cool and doesn't require a separate television, so it fits almost anywhere. It also works very well for slower broadband connections. If anyone has any questions about the Ojo or SnapVRS, I'd be happy to provide feedback on my experiences with them so far.