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I was considering a tablet to replace my phone, as an ereader and for a few other things. The problem? There are no tablets without cameras. If I could find a decent wi-fi only, no camera, tablet or really cheap laptop, I might do it. As is, I'll probably just go back to reading real books. I do prefer them anyway. After exploring ebooks and real, there are benefits and drawbacks to each. They can't electronically take back or edit a printed book. On the other hand, if a reader was available... Hmm... wait... Perhaps I could still use my phone. I would simply have to transfer the books using the micro memory card, or whichever it uses. Yeah, that might work. It does have cameras but I have made them so that they don't work, if what I did works that is.
Still, if companies want to make a bundle, try making a solid tablet or such without any cameras/videos. There are a lot of people who are staying out of the market because we don't trust those devices, the companies, or our governments. Heck, we don't even trust churches anymore. And, remember, even academia is government. And medical. And... pretty much every institution at this point. We aren't governed so much as watched and imprisoned, lorded over by armed and unarmed bureaucrats.
This would normally be nearing bedtime. And, even with the massive nap in there, I might hit it again. Back on coffee with cream and splenda, milk, and water, for drinks. Back on meats and such. I need to buy more eggs and a few gallons of milk to top off. Some of the eggs are still good. With the float test I can tell. Floaters are stinkers. Perhaps, with the stove cleaned up, I can boil another dozen or two eggs, and begin working to keep rice and such on tap, and a few grilled meats for the week. With my blood sugar lowered a bit, if not as good as it could be, there is a chance that I might find my way back to some health.
Later, or more likely, good night.
A 2013 Kindle fire HD probably has no camera. Here's a link
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Oh, and here's to your health.
That is a thought. And rather inexpensive. The only thing I worry about is that they are used. I wish most people took as good of care of their purchases as I do. I always get screensavers installed. My phone can be made, if it doesn't, to look like knew. I have had it for three, or more, years? It's like a 6", or nearly, ereader. I wish I had seen them taking the 8" offline, bought a new one right before they ended it. I'll... think on it. Thank you very much though! It's nice to have people looking out for my fool back once in a while.
ReplyDeleteActually, I also saw a certified 2013 Kindle fire on Amazon for $99.
ReplyDeleteCertified? Like me, or better? :p (Honestly, not quite sure what certified means, in this case... I just know it doesn't mean much in the other case, being saner than the idjit doctors who couldn't tell the the difference between a bad heart and depression... bleh.) *grins*
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