17th
April
2001
“An Israeli hi-tech company has produced a computer mouse that acts as the eyes of the blind and partially-sighted by helping them view computer graphics through touch. Growing dependence on graphics and ‘mice’ to navigate screens in increasingly computer-based societies have limited the ability of the partially-sighted to use new technology.”
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17th
April
2001
“An Israeli hi-tech company has produced a computer mouse that acts as the eyes of the blind and partially-sighted by helping them view computer graphics through touch. Growing dependence on graphics and ‘mice’ to navigate screens in increasingly computer-based societies have limited the ability of the partially-sighted to use new technology.”
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