corrallingyourstuff
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Has anyone tried this new release? You guys might want to check this out... excellent GTD platform IMO... 
personalbrain 4.0.9.1
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Expensive!
I used Personal Brain 3.0 for a while, downloaded the 4.X version sometime last month. While I really love the visuals and the mind mapping intuitiveness... I think the product is too expensive for the average individual. $99 for the Core edition if you are upgrading from 3.X. $149 for Core edition retail.
Again, great product... just too costly.
I used Personal Brain 3.0 for a while, downloaded the 4.X version sometime last month. While I really love the visuals and the mind mapping intuitiveness... I think the product is too expensive for the average individual. $99 for the Core edition if you are upgrading from 3.X. $149 for Core edition retail.
Again, great product... just too costly.
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Roy
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3D Topicscape
A less-pricey option is 3D Topicscape and it can import pba files exported by PB3 and PB4. Has the advantage of a 3D view. A big Plex in Brain is much easier to explore when imported and viewed in a 3D landscape.
It does need a pretty capable 3D graphics card, though.
Roy
A less-pricey option is 3D Topicscape and it can import pba files exported by PB3 and PB4. Has the advantage of a 3D view. A big Plex in Brain is much easier to explore when imported and viewed in a 3D landscape.
It does need a pretty capable 3D graphics card, though.
Roy
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Harlan
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It's worth noting that PersonalBrain 4 also has a completely free version that never times out and is still quite powerful.
You can get it at http://www.thebrain.com/download
If you want to see what people are saying about the new release, check out the forums, which are very lively: http://forums.thebrain.com/tool/mb/thebrain
Regards,
-Harlan (from TheBrain)
You can get it at http://www.thebrain.com/download
If you want to see what people are saying about the new release, check out the forums, which are very lively: http://forums.thebrain.com/tool/mb/thebrain
Regards,
-Harlan (from TheBrain)