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Old 04-25-2012, 03:48 PM   #28
oldyellr
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Device: Kobo Vox, Amazon Fire 7
To each his own. I'm 71, but I've been playing with computers since before the Internet for the public. Fortran, Basic, TRS-80, then PCs. I have absolutely no clue about Macs, other than they're expensive "computers for dummies". I've never tried using an iPad, but don't find a friend's Playbook intuitive at all, if that's similar to how an iPad works. The Vox, however, I find very logical. However, it really depends on what a senior needs. If it's just to read books, then a Kobo Touch would seem to be a better product, without all the unwanted baggage on the Vox.
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