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This could be amazing for blind people and those who have difficulty with physical inputs. That reminds me of a story I heard about the Kindle. Apparently it’s
by Eric_WVGG 12y ago
This could be amazing for blind people and those who have difficulty with physical inputs.
That reminds me of a story I heard about the Kindle. Apparently it’s earliest success was with the vision-impaired. Before mass-market e-books, readers were limited to the few books that were available in large-print editions; thanks to the Kindle, nearly everything can be read in large type.
My grandfather, whom I believe never used a computer a day in his life, would have been an early adopter of both the Kindle and the Echo.
- 72deluxe 12y agoI had never thought of that, but it's true. My mum has diabetic retinopathy and used to use a laptop running at a blurry blurry non-native resolution (everything was MASSIVE). She struggled with the dark Vista theme and reading on a non-native resolution. She bought an iPad4 and hasn't looked back. She dictates her emails and it really has helped her out significantly, including the use of Siri.