Thread: Amazon, Kobo and Sony request e-readers be exempt from accessibility laws
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Old 08-08-2013, 01:11 AM   #62
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Originally Posted by crich70 View Post
Check back with the rest of us in 20 or 30 yrs when your eye sight isn't as keen and you might have changed your mind tubemonkey. As people age they often develop vision problems which could fit under the heading of disabilities. And what if a person has something like MD and can't hold a heavy tablet as a result? Ereaders are fairly lite weight in comparison. Or if they have a bad case of arthritic hands?
I'll be dead in 20 years (I'm 60+) ...besides, my Kindle is already capable of enlarging the font size to the point where I get less than 10 words per page. What more do you want?
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