Is it simple enough and is the screen large enough for a senior to use?
1297271
For basic point and click yes, but the buttons are small and hard to read and the screen is only 1 1/2 x 2 inches. It also does not have a viewfinder, you have to depend on the screen.
1907783
Not much, Leann. Plus the screen is hard to read and it's powered by watch batteries, if that tells you anything. I'd look for a specialized medical version. I'm sure somebody makes one.
176266
yes easy to use. comes with charger. elderly parents find it better than the store bought items. Volume is good. Ringer is loud. Numbers bold.
444465
yes it is easy to use. The basic functions are very easy. For the more complex features once you read the book they are easy as well.
1867367
Yes this screen will work for that. If you are a student or have a relative that is, have them take your computer IT department and the guys there will offer to put it in for you for free. Or you can watch a video on Youtube on how to do it and you will save a lot of money. A computer repairman may charge hundreds and for that, you could just get a new laptop.
383559
I would say so, I bought it for an 11 year old girl and she was able to use it easily. Its not too complicated and is good enough to do basic observations.
1354572
Yes, I bought it for my mom who is 80 years old. She's been using it for the lat 15 years
48017
Yes this is a great laptop and especially for those who want a larger scree. It has a 15.4 inch screen.
716719
The logitech system is good but I recommend something more discreet like a clock radio/ camera combo. Unless there is some legal issue and privacy concerns with the nursing home. Hope this helps.
1084838
This device is good for a child or a senior. Its not powerful enough for very modern use. To answer your question. I don't know
1644290
It will work fine as long as you have sufficient screen area. Bugs might be an issue, but it should work great.
739398
My Dad is 81 years old and uses it. It works well for him. He likes it and isn't terrified by it. I would compare it to a watch alarm.
23996
I would say yes. If I were buying for a non-tech person of any age, this would be my first choice (second would be a Macbook). I do not use the easy mode, but it is VERY easy and clear. You might have to set wireless up for them, but other than that it is ready to go right out of the box. Also it is durable. It does not have that "fragle" feel that many computer products have. I think if even the worst technophobe would give the E a few days, they would be comfortable with it.
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I'm a senior. I've had my iMac Desktop abt 4 yrs and do NOT miss my PC. Love the 21" screen (nice size for aging eyes). The wireless keyboard is fantastic, but I stopped using the wireless mouse, because the batteries kept needing replacement. Now I use a Targus mini-mouse (USB, wired) with center wheel for easy scrolling. Love it. For easy backups, I use Time Machine and an external LaCie hard drive. Haven't gotten involved in Cloud stuff yet. Eventually want a small laptop in addition to my desktop.
1127996
The screen is easy to read - we don't have a light issue. It does not weigh in fluid ounces because fluid ounces is a measure of volume and this only measures the weight of what you put on it.
1785542
As a buyer, I would say no because the screen is really cheap and doesn't last long at all. The glue that holds the screen together messes up easily and the screen will start popping out; at least, that was my experience.
378795
yes, but it doesn't have a ton of room. I can't emphasize enough the screen is horrible and will die on you.