[Electronics-talk] ACCESSIBLE TABLETS/NETBOOKS
Baracco, Andrew W
Andrew.Baracco at va.gov
Fri Mar 8 16:42:07 UTC 2013
I wouldn't buy a used Android device because for accessibility you
really need the latest version of the Android OS. The Nexus 7 sells new
for $199, which is a bargain considering that the screen reader is
included out of the box, and is free.
Andy
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Do you think it would be sensible to purchase a tablet from Amazon--one
that is used? I'm working with a small budget here.
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>A tablet? No, but the iPad is a tablet, and has the same
accessibility
>as the iPhone. I have an Asus netbook that I purchased a few
years ago.
>It's basically a small laptop that runs Windows XP and will work
with a
>Windows screen reader just like any other Windows PC. I believe
that you
>can still buy netbooks, even though their market share is
shrinking
>because people prefer to use tablets. I have listened to
podcasts on the
>Google Nexus 7, which is an Android tablet, and it appears to
have a lot
>of accessibility, and is much cheaper than an iPad or iPad mini.
>Andy
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>Has anyone ever used a tablet or netbook? If so, was it
accessible? I
>found some reasonable ones on Amazon.
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