Thread: Easiest ereader for older parent to use
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Old 11-23-2010, 03:42 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by demingite View Post
Hi,

I'm thinking of getting an ebook reader for my mother because of the adjustable font sizes (she has vision problems). Any opinions on which ereader is the easiest to use for the non-technically inclined?

Thanks
I'm retired and have vision problems. My Sony PRS-650 has an E Ink Pearl display that I find easy to read, with no glare, with font sizes that suit me, as well as ones bigger than I need. I find the touch-screen and menu system perfectly intuitive. Bookmarking pages is easy.
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