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Old 09-02-2012, 09:31 PM   #51
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by tubemonkey View Post
This ruling is ridiculous in that it requires all devices purchased to be accessible by anyone with a disability. What it will do is force many libraries to abandon the purchase of ereaders altogether.

What's wrong with buying eink ereaders for most everyone to use and then a few iPod touchs for those that are blind?
I don't begrudge libraries buying thing for people with disabilities. Don't begrudge libraries buying things for people who aren't blind.

What the ruling means is that there will be no eink readers purchased and thus, no way for libraries to be able to show them off to patrons or use them to help patrons with questions.

I think whoever complained is a mean person who should be banned from libraries.
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