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arnicas · 04-13-2011, 05:58 PM

Mostly it's that I didn't understand it, I should have asked or researched more -- does the Kindle mic receive input, and have a speech recognizer in it? Amazing if so.

In most of the cases I know of with arm pain, people are using book stands (I use one, for instance) and it's the arm crook that's the hard part. Being able to have it on a stand close to your face, but have your arm stretched out (or moving) with a cable or remote device to turn the page would make for a great and more accessible reader.

04-13-2011, 05:58 PM	#10
arnicas Junior Member Posts: 6 Karma: 10 Join Date: Apr 2011 Device: Kindle	Voice activation Mostly it's that I didn't understand it, I should have asked or researched more -- does the Kindle mic receive input, and have a speech recognizer in it? Amazing if so. In most of the cases I know of with arm pain, people are using book stands (I use one, for instance) and it's the arm crook that's the hard part. Being able to have it on a stand close to your face, but have your arm stretched out (or moving) with a cable or remote device to turn the page would make for a great and more accessible reader.