[NJTechDiv] Kindle books

[richardfox1 at comcast.net]

Hi Tracy,

Every time I purchase a book on Kindle, fire up my phone with Kindle app and
my Braille reader, and begin reading the book just minutes after I decided
to purchase it, my mind is newly blown. I can vividly remember the time when
I couldn't get the book at all, or had to wait months or years for someone
to transcribe or record it. With these EReaders, the Braille revolution has
arrived. No, Braille is not obsolete.

Rick Fox 

 

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Subject: [NJTechDiv] Kindle books

 

Thanks to everyone for your advice.  I got the Kindle app, bought my book,
downloaded it, and started reading it in braille using the NLS eReader.
It's so great!  An author I love, in a series I love, in braille!  Can't
beat that!

Tracy

 

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