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Computer use
This section includes computer hardware (equipment not software), such as alternative keyboards, mice and printers designed to assist you if you experience difficulty using your computer. This may include items designed for computer users who are blind or partially sighted or those whom experience difficulty with fine motor movements.
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Help and advice
AskSARA
If you would like further advice regarding computing equipment you could try relevant sections of AskSARA. AskSARA is our free online guided advice tool. AskSARA will ask you questions about yourself and your environment and then offer relevant advice, product suggestions and supplier details.
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Vision
- Braille and Moon
- Clocks and watches for blind or partially sighted users
- Computer equipment for blind or partially sighted users
- Household equipment for blind or partially sighted users
- Identifying items
- Magnifiers
- Personal care aids for users with low vision
- Telephones and equipment for blind or partially sighted users
- Text to speech
- Writing equipment for blind or partially sighted users
