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Big Keys LX
Image There is help for those who want to use a computer, but have vision or dexterity problems. The Big Keys LX keyboard offers a large-key keyboard that is customizable to your needs.
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Vision Board
ImageWorking on a computer can be difficult for those with aging eyes, dexterity problems, arthritis, and shaky hands.  There are, however, tools that can come to your aid. The Vision Board is one of them.
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Sola Access Lens
ImageOn a typical day, I spend more than six hours in front of a computer screen. Even for those with excellent vision, staring at a computer screen all day can cause eyestrain. My vision is far from perfect; I am far-sighted and wear bifocals. This causes a dilemma when working on a computer. If I wear my glasses, I get a kink in my neck from raising my head to see through the bottom of my glasses.  If I don't wear my glasses, at the end of the day I have a headache and sore, watery eyes from eyestrain.
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Magnifying Glass
ImageEvery now and then an interesting little program comes to my attention. Such was the case when one of my readers sent an e-mail with an attachment called "oldpeople.exe." This attachment turned out to be a great little magnifying glass for your computer screen.
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WebEyes
ImageSurfing the Internet is great, but it can be hard on aging eyes.  Even with excellent eyesight, the small print on a computer screen can cause eyestrain. By age 55 nearly 100% of the population is affected by presbyopia where small print becomes difficult to read and bifocals become a necessity of life. Other vision problems like age-related macular degeneration, cataracts, and glaucoma can also be a detriment to using a computer. Now, however, there is an inexpensive visual aid for aging eyes and the Internet.
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VisiKey Enhanced Visibility Keyboard
Image If you are over forty, you probably have some visual problem using the computer. Bi-focal wearers are especially affected. The VisiKey keyboard addresses some of these difficulties. For the first time, you may even be able to see the keyboard lettering without your glasses.
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