Thread: 360 Plus suitable for elderly non techies?
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Old 03-18-2012, 05:41 PM   #7
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Location: Italy
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Originally Posted by paola View Post
Billi, I don't think they'd have a chance to try them (still pretty new in Italy), and I only have about a month to sort this out, but won't be able to go there before and show my reader to them (my dad looked interested, my mum did not, but I think she'd use it if she had it - well, I hope).

Problem is, although they both speak English, I think they'd be annoyed if the language setting could not be switched to Italian, does anybody know if it is supported?
Yes, it is supported, I have pb 360+ end menus are in Italian.
They may try some readers, in Euronics stores, UniEuro, Marco Polo, Media World, Saturn, Feltrinelli libraries etc.
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