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Posts Tagged ‘ keyboard ’

The Kindle Discrimination Lawsuit at ASU

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July 9, 2009
The Kindle Discrimination Lawsuit at ASU

When I saw the news about the lawsuit filed at Arizona State University concerning Kindle accessibility issues, I think I had a quick negative reaction to the upshot of the suit, that providing Kindles to sighted students creates a disadvantage for blind students. A journalism major at ASU, a plaintiff in the suit, sums...
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Why Kindle 2 Isn’t Good for Education

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May 14, 2009
Why Kindle 2 Isn’t Good for Education

OK, ket’s be fair. Amazon created the Kindle as a consumer device for reading books, novels primarily, with a little assistance on the side for newspapers, magazines, and blogs. As a business system, the device actualized the ebook value chain for the biggest etailer of books on the planet. It only makes sense. It...
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Using Your Kindle as a Personal Notepad

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December 5, 2008
Using Your Kindle as a Personal Notepad

If you are like me, your pocket is full of little notes and reminders written on tiny, crumpled slips of paper. With the full keyboard, I always wondered why the Kindle did not provide for personal notetaking as part of the basic set up. In order to solve my problem, I thought I would...
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