Thread: Best E-Reader for bed-bound arthritis sufferer?
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Old 02-13-2012, 01:41 PM   #77
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All of the Kindles have Text to Speech except for the Kindle Mini (Kindle Non-Touch). The 3G or WiFi capability does not influence the text to speech.

You can also download books from sites like Mobile Read and email them to her Kindle. So she does not need a PC because even non-Amazon books can be sent wirelessly to her device. I believe that there is still a free email address, it takes longer but there is no charge. Again, something to look into.
Well that's good to know. I think the straight-to-device features are about the best thing going for an E-Reader for somebody who's imobile. They just need to polish the speech recognition and they'll pass muster.
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David.
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