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Originally Posted by shalym
Why wouldn't you get the same thing just by adding audio capabilities back to the e-ink kindles, so they can do TTS and Audible? Unless you're talking about managing your home automation and alarms through your e-ink Kindles?
What I'm saying is that there is no need to add Alexa to the eink Kindles to get audio on them, and no need to add your Kindle to Alexa to get TTS.
Shari
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Accessibility for the blind.
Americans with disabilities act.
It is the biggest obstacle to selling Kindles into education and government.
http://the-digital-reader.com/2014/0...ebook-readers/
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It's worth noting that this is a limited waiver that only affects a single regulation, and does not exempt ebook readers from all accessibility regulations. (For example, libraries and other public institutions are still going to have to buy devices that are accessible to the disabled.) That's a nuance many missed when this story broke in August 2013.
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It would sell more Kindles than Liquavista.