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bsmith · 03-30-2018, 02:44 PM

Hello all,

I'm 65 years old, and recently took up ebook reading. My eyes are not what they used to be, so I was having difficulty with regular print media. Then I found that I could read a PW3 ebook with less strain. This is important, as my ability to do much else besides read seems to diminish almost daily.

A big plus for me is the wealth of classic Christian literature available for free or $1.00. These books are ones that are not available in the community library, so this is a huge benefit.

Finally, I am a computer geek-wanabe. So I am attempting to find a way to jailbreak my Kindle without having to wait until a program for my version of the firmware is developed (need a USB breakout board that limits voltage to 1.8v).

Keep reading - you may still get old, but you don't have to grow old (at least not as fast!).

03-30-2018, 02:44 PM	#1
bsmith Junior Member Posts: 5 Karma: 5026 Join Date: Mar 2018 Device: Kindle PW2, PW3 Nook Simple Touch	New old ebook reader Hello all, I'm 65 years old, and recently took up ebook reading. My eyes are not what they used to be, so I was having difficulty with regular print media. Then I found that I could read a PW3 ebook with less strain. This is important, as my ability to do much else besides read seems to diminish almost daily. A big plus for me is the wealth of classic Christian literature available for free or $1.00. These books are ones that are not available in the community library, so this is a huge benefit. Finally, I am a computer geek-wanabe. So I am attempting to find a way to jailbreak my Kindle without having to wait until a program for my version of the firmware is developed (need a USB breakout board that limits voltage to 1.8v). Keep reading - you may still get old, but you don't have to grow old (at least not as fast!).