Thread: Best E-Reader for bed-bound arthritis sufferer?
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Old 02-20-2012, 10:31 AM   #171
speakingtohe
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If 3G doesn't work or unavailable.

If home is in an urban area with WiFi hotspots someone could take reader to hotspot and sync to Amazon to load books. Books can be emailed to kindle account, and/or purchased from Amazon if you get a kindle.

If a Sony, as others have suggested, then for PRS-t1 an SD card could be mailed and swapped by carer. The smallest SD card will hold at least 1000 books.

As ebooks can be viewed on computer, you might look at the deals and freebies section or the ebook section of the mobileread forums and download a few if time permits.

Helen
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