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Actually I believe there are accessibility standards which devices can optionally adhere to. Companies like Apple, Google, Microsoft do a pretty good job of adhering to these standards, hell even web designers know about these standards nd attempt to make websites which are sight impaired friendly.
The fact that Amazon hasn't is just another shortcoming with the device. If they have shortcomings, they shouldn't expect to be purchased by organizations who expect standards to be adhered to, like universities and government. Consumers aren't as demanding as large organizations who believe devices should work well and support accessibility standards.
This is a failure by Amazon, not by the universities.
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