Sure that is all possible. You won't have a lot to do with it other than games that are installed on it that don't require an Internet connection and she can use it as an e-reader once books have been downloaded onto it.
If she does get WiFi then she can use it's full functionality.
I have been setting up a few tablets for people who are in the same situation. They visit family and use their WiFi or go to a hotspot.
They can download movies and videos on it and watch them later.
I will try to send you an email through here with some ideas let me know if you get it. I will be glad to help.

Thank you so much, Raven! *scurries off to check email.....* :)

And I got it! Thanks so much, Raven, she and I both appreciate your info and knowledge!

Ravencajun, Thanks for this info. I was thinking of getting a tablet for when my hubby and I go on vacation. Last year we toted our laptop and camera. But I seen so many people using tablets for taking pictures. Would this be good to do this, plus take movies also?

You can definitely take pictures with a tablet but they will not be nearly as good as those with a camera because the tablets just don't use as high a pixel rated camera in them. If I were traveling and wanted pictures I would use my camera. I do use my smartphone for some pictures since I have it handy and that camera has a better pixel rate than my tablet so it is an ok picture.
Any device you look at just be sure to look at the pixels for the camera and compare it to your camera. The more megapixels the better the camera will be. So if you have a tablet with say a 3 megapixel camera and your real camera is a 14 megapixel camera you can see that is a big difference. So that is what you should look at.
Also phones and tablets usually have 2 cameras a front facing and rear facing and they are usually not the same megapixels.

I wanted to add I would much prefer to carry my tablet than my laptop when traveling and that is exactly what I do these days. I truly don't remember the last time I have taken my laptop anywhere. But I always have at least one tablet with me usually a couple. And hubby has his tablet. Lighter weight and easier to carry around.

Thanks bunches Raven. You've been a big help.

Yes, all good info, thanks!

Back a few months ago, Raven recommended me an affordable 10.1" tablet.

Initially, I purchased one to read books. Now, I love that thing. I found out more ways to use it for.

My Dragon Touch tablet only has 16GB of storage but I had purchased a couple 256GB USB flash drives. Now, I have plenty of storage. Yes, I can also use memory cards on my tablet but currently, flash drives are faster and come with higher storage capacity. Not to mention, they're easier to transfer files from one pc to another.

I've converted many of my DVDs (movies & documentaries) to MP4 so I could play them on my tablet. It's great when I can hook it up to a TV screen (via HDMI) and watch these videos at my mom's place. Everyone get to watch them and I don't need to carry so many DVDs.

May I please add about the tablet's camera feature? It can also be used for live view conversation through Skype as well.

As far as games, oh my, so many free ones to play with. I had to limit myself. Otherwise, nothing else would be done.

Btw Raven, remember how I told you that the volume is low? Well, I found a case with speakers on eBay. It works great now.

In case anyone is interested, below is the link to the hard case. It comes in a few different colors.

Here is a link that might be useful: PU Leather Case With Speakers

Hey ntt! I knew you were going to love that tablet and find many uses for it, I see you have! That's awesome.
I have seen those speaker cases on eBay glad it's working for you. I keep my headphones near by and I bought a small Bluetooth speaker that sits beside my chair, nice not to have any cords! Just have to remember that it needs to be charged too.
These days I think I could live with out my pc but not sure about without my tablets. Lol

Hum... Raven, I'm not up to there yet. I still depend greatly on my notebook.

I live in Texas too long and have gotten used to use & see big items. Even my notebook is a 17". I like the benefits of its big screen and full size keyboard. Plus, I do alot of graphic stuffs (hobby) and I can't see it being achieved on a small and limited tablet. Maybe, in the future when the tablet can do much much more such as projecting a full size keyboard and mouse :) Actually, this technology is in the making. It's just a matter of time when it distributes enough for its price to come down at an affordable cost.

I still haven't done much web browsing and checking email with the tablet. It's a bit "small" for me. For everything else, the tablet is just great. It's a good "entertainer companion" for when I'm away from home.

Say, have a great weekend!

Raven, I hope you see this and can respond. I see you sent your recommendations by PM, so I don't know what you said. I am in the same sort of situation. My sister is currently sharing a laptop with her husband and is not happy with this setup. It's difficult for her to do much of anything. I think she should get a tablet and I could use a recommendation. She has wifi at home, wants to get on the internet and do email. Can you please give me an idea as I will be going with her to look. Thanks in advance.

Interesting, I have a macbook air, an Ipad and a mini Ipad all because my daughter is an executive at Apple and she gets them much cheaper. Most of the time I use my computer but my mini goes with me everywhere, even to bed when I can't sleep. Of the three it's the mini I enjoy using the most due to it's lightweight and ease of use.

The power went out last Friday night. My son was on his tablet, I on my smart phone. Both sure helped us have enough light to be able to walk around the house. Of course because of it's size, the tablet was best. (Just another use for these electronic devices.)

I have used the flashlight app on my phone several times, it's very bright.