Oggiedoggie
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My mom wants to get my father a digital camera for his birthday.
The problem is, they don't have a computer and pretty much refuse to get one (They're in their late 70s and are afraid that, If they're hooked up to the 'Net, a computer virus is going to steal their couch or something like that.).
I'm sure that there are cameras that don't really need a computer in order to get prints. They could just take the flash card to Target or something. But I'm wondering if there's a larger viewing station or something that might allow them to preview images before trying to get prints. There's also the question of image storage, etc.
Admittedly, it would be much easier just to get a simple computer and burn CDs for storage, etc.
They're just not ready to take on that tech learning curve.
The problem is, they don't have a computer and pretty much refuse to get one (They're in their late 70s and are afraid that, If they're hooked up to the 'Net, a computer virus is going to steal their couch or something like that.).
I'm sure that there are cameras that don't really need a computer in order to get prints. They could just take the flash card to Target or something. But I'm wondering if there's a larger viewing station or something that might allow them to preview images before trying to get prints. There's also the question of image storage, etc.
Admittedly, it would be much easier just to get a simple computer and burn CDs for storage, etc.
They're just not ready to take on that tech learning curve.