Thread: e-reader for the "grandparent generation"?
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Old 08-29-2012, 03:56 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by spindlegirl View Post
My adoptive mother is in her 80's and she has loved her Kindle for many years. She's always worn glasses, and the font sizes are terrific.

I have a Kindle (my 3rd reader, first two were Kobo and Sony, now given to family members) and I like the ease of use.

It works pretty much out of the box. The interface to buy books is the best I have seen anywhere too.
My mother is in her 80s and she has a T1 with the light cover and she really likes it. I would highly recommend getting a T2 with light cover.
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