Computing

Image of Computing

Listed here are hardware options which may enable people with disabilities to use a computer. This includes for example: alternative keyboards and mice; braile computing equipment such as keyboards and braille displays; touch screens; notetakers and screen magnifiers.

Browse categories

Image of Touch screens Touch screens
 
Image of Keyboards & key depressors Keyboards & key depressors
 
Image of Mouse & keyboard alternatives Mouse & keyboard alternatives
Image of Screen magnifiers Screen magnifiers
 
Image of Braille computing equipment Braille computing equipment
 
Image of PC computer alternatives - notetakers PC computer alternatives - notetakers
To discuss sponsorship please contact DLF's Marketing Department.

Help and advice

Several of these equipment items may require software which is not listed on Living made easy. For details of software contact:

Find out about obtaining funding for an adapted computer with AbilityNet's guide: 'Funding for an adapted computer'.

Looking for a local supplier?

Browse our list of local retailers by county and region

Find a retailer ›

Not sure what will help you?

Use our interactive quiz AskSARA to guide you to advice and equipment.

Try AskSARA ›

Try equipment out before you buy?

Would you like support from a trained advisor with no sales pressure?

Visit our centre ›

DLF Data (database)

DLF Data is the UK's only comprehensive database of daily living equipment.

Try DLF Data ›

DLF training courses

CPD-accredited courses aimed at professional healthcare providers and carers.

Find courses ›
^ Scroll to Top