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Brenda, hoping you find something nice for your mom.
I use a kindle, but it is touch-screen.
Supervised use would be one answer. We do want our seniors to use the internet safely. Imop.
Leo does have an aging mother who needed computed advice, though.
Can find twitlive anx others on youtube also. Give me my remote, or give me t.v.
Get what you can afford.
I think Chromebook is just another brand of computer.
I am a technology idiot, I know enough to get me in trouble. This system should teach me some new tricks, though.
Think, what did we do before this all became so hard? Lincoln read by candlelight?
I would try a smart tv instead, you set it up for her to watch, and no problem with inadverent screen touches.
I am pushing 70 years old, still have a clear mind [most of the time] and I don't even have an iPad nor a Smartphone or an Xbox. I am from the KISS generation.... Keep It Simple :)
Windy, my Dad was also quite the computer hacker, he use to write code for his own software, but all that stopped within the past few years. Now Dad can barely get into his email without messing up the passwords :(
If your mom is still with it digitally there are things for elders out there. You'll get some ideas from others here but just do some googling and you'll find lots of stuff. I looked around awhile back but couldn't find anything my folks could handle.