Thread: U.S. says eReaders don't meet ADA requirements
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Old 06-30-2010, 10:32 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by speedtouch View Post
Great, just what we need...more gov't intrusion into the market.
But I am now hard of hearing ( not deaf). And I have trouble finding phones that work for me. I do not need speech to text I need phones that are load enough. I do wear aids and they do help but will never be perfect. I do not believe that every ereader has to meet ADA but I believe that if a company makes ereaders and they sale over a certain number they should have to also make one for the blind. That is the rule that is finally in place for the cell phone companies.

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