Duncan Edwards's Blog – September 2011 Archive (1)
Hacking a Kindle
Making an accessible Kindle: The Frankenkindle
The Amazon Kindle is one of the many pieces of kit in the market which are fantastically popular and have revolutionised one of the world’s most popular past times: reading. However, using this eBook reader can be particularly difficult if you have ataxia, a movement disorder or perhaps difficulties with your fine motor skills. So there are lots of people interested in looking for ways of making a more accessible kindle. This was the case… ContinueAdded by Duncan Edwards on September 1, 2011 at 16:24 — No Comments
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