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 Keyboards  Mice Switch Devices Touch Screens or Monitors Switch Access Software == =__Keyboards__=

BigKeys LX - ABC BigKeys LX, with white or black keys in ABC order. BigKeys LX is for adults who want the 97-character keyset for advanced word processing, spreadsheet work, and internet access -- but who need large keys in order to locate and operate keys on a keyboard. The ABC order accommodates those unfamiliar with standard QWERTY keyboard layout. ([|www.enablemart.com])

BigKeys LX – Qwerty BigKeys LX, with white or black keys in QWERTY order. BigKeys LX is for adults who want the 97-character keyset for advanced word processing, spreadsheet work, and internet access -- but who need large keys in order to locate and operate keys on a keyboard. The QWERTY order accommodates those familiar with standard QWERTY keyboard layout. ([|www.enablemart.com])

BigKeys Plus - multi colored (ABC order) For Children learning their ABCs. The multi-colored, ABC-order keys invites the youngest learner to have fun while learning to recognize the ABC's and interact with the myriad excellent teaching programs now available. ([|www.enablemart.com])

BigKeys Plus -multi colored (QWERTY order) For Early Learners already familiar with standard QWERTY key layout. The multi-colored, QWERTY key layout lets young users take advantage of computer learning programs and become visually acquainted with the letter arrangement on a standard keyboard. ([|www.enablemart.com])

The Bat Keyboard The BAT Keyboard is a one-handed, compact input device that replicates all the functions of a full-size keyboard, but with greater efficiency and convenience. The BAT is easy to learn and use. Letters, numbers, commands and macros are simple key combinations, "chords," that you can master in no time. Best of all the BAT's unique ergonomic design reduces hand strain and fatigue for greater comfort and productivity. The BAT is the ultimate typing solution for persons with physical or visual impairments and is proven to increase productivity when used with graphic or desktop publishing software. Macintosh version is NOT OS X compatible ([|www.infogrip.com]).

Half Keyboard With the Half Keyboard under one hand and your mouse, trackball, or stylus in the other, there's no need to go back and forth between your input devices! ([|www.infogrip.com])

=**KinderBoard**= The KinderBoard™ is an excellent first keyboard with large, 1 inch square keys and easy-to-read numbers and letters. Consonants, vowels, numbers and punctuation marks are color-coded to help pre-school children learn their alphabet and identify character sets.([|www.chestercreektech.com])

=**USB Mini Keyboard**= Tash's USB Mini Keyboard is a small QWERTY keyboard measuring 7.25” x 4.5” x 1”. The keyboard surface is very sensitive with membrane keys that are less than .5” square and are closely spaced for easy access. Auditory feedback is provided when a key is pressed. The USB Mini also has a Mouse Mode Key, which allows you to move the mouse in all directions and have access to right and left click, double click and drag functions. The keyboards response rate, key repeat rate and mouse tracking speed are all adjustable. ([|www.infogrip.com])

=orbiTouch Keyless Keyboard= The orbiTouch Keyless Keyboard® is a revolutionary solution that removes the barrier posed by the traditional keyboard/mouse combination. Persons who benefit include those with repetitive stress and other hand/finger injuries, limited fine motor skills, reduced finger function and other cognitive and physical challenges.([|www.enablemart.com])

=Flexible Keyboard= Flexible Keyboard is water resistant and virtually indestructible. Its keys are not tactile so very little pressure is needed to activate the keys. Flexible Keyboard can be rolled up for storage, a great advantage for portable use or more desktop space. It is available in two sizes, Standard 19.6” X .03” X 6.9” or Short 16.2” X .03” X 6.9”. ([|www.infogrip.com])

=IntelliKeys Keyboard= IntelliKeys by IntelliTools is a programmable alternative keyboard that plugs into any Macintosh or Windows computer. It enables students with physical, visual, or cognitive disabilities to easily type, enter numbers, navigate on-screen displays, and execute menu commands. ([|www.infogrip.com] or [|www.intellitools.com])

=Keyboard with Keyguard= The Keyboard with Keyguard isolates the keys, which helps to stabilize and position fingers or pointers. The keyguard is attached to the keyboard eliminating the guesswork of matching up a keyguard to a keyboard. The keyguard is reinforced for stiffness. It is made of unbreakable, clear, .125 inch thick Lexan (a plastic material). The keyholes are smoothly finished and perfectly aligned with each key.([|www.infogrip.com])

lomak allows you to use state-of-the-art light sensor technology to operate a computer. A hand or head pointer controls a beam of light that enters, then confirms, the key or mouse function. By confirming each key, only the correct selection is entered, reducing errors and increasing the speed of operation. ([|www.inforgrip.com])
 * Lomak ** – (Light Operated Mouse And Keyboard)

=Frog Pad= The FrogPad mobile keyboard provides the first practical implementation of a full function keyboard for use in an anywhere, anytime, with any device mode of information access and input. It is a one-handed keyboard which enables its user to hold documents, tools or other items while entering information on a PDA, Pocket PC, smart phone, laptop or other mobile device. ([|www.infogrip.com])

=Clevy Keyboard= Clevy’s keys are four times bigger than those found on standard keyboards, which in turn allows for larger characters, making them easier to identify. To help students focus on writing and keyboarding skills, all unnecessary keys have been completely eliminated. You’ll also notice that the keys are arranged vertically – an innovation that compels good positioning of the hands, and can be particularly useful for individuals with low vision. Of course, kids of all ages are naturally attracted to the Clevy Keyboard’s cheerful colors, but there’s more to it than simple aesthetics. The colorful keys stimulate students to interact with computers in an educational way, while providing clear distinctions between the different functional areas of the keyboard. (http://www.enablemart.com/Catalog/Ablenet-Inc/Clevy-Keyboard) =__Mice__=

= = =Switch Adapted Mouse= Switch-Adapted optical mouse by Infogrip, Inc. is a standard mouse with two standard 1/8" plugs for two switches. Its left and right mouse clicks have been adapted so that you can use a switch for activation. (Switches sold separately.) ([|www.infogrip.com])

=**BIGtrack**= The BIGtrack has a 3 inch trackball which makes it the largest trackball available. The large ball requires less fine motor control than a standard trackball and it is ruggedly built. It has a left and a right mouse click button located behind the trackball to avoid unwanted mouse clicks. The BIGtrack also allows for 2nd Mouse Connection both the BIGtrack and a second mouse can be connected allowing simultaneous participation. The bright large 3" trackball helps to make mouse movements easy and accurate. While the oversized buttons make mouse clicks simple for those with poor motor control. For even more access the BIGtrack is available in a switch adapted version. The switch adapted BIGtrack comes with two standard 1/8" plugs for two switches. Its left and right mouse clicks have been adapted so that you can use a switch for activation. ([|www.infogrip.com])

Roller Plus Trackball

The Traxsys Roller Plus Trackball is one of the most adaptable mouse substitutes on the market. Available in a 2.5" trackball, it has six buttons that support left and right click, double click, drag lock, horizontal and vertical lock and cursor speed control. A flashing light indicates the drag button has been activated. The Roller Plus products include a keyguard to help users isolate on the buttons. The Trackball comes with two different input needs, T-Bar and Soft Sponge Ball. Switches can be easily connected to emulate the mouse buttons with the Roller Plus Switch Box, also included with purchase. ([|www.enablemart.com])

SAM Trackball Simply plug SAM-Trackball into wherever your current mouse is, and plug your [|switch(s)]  into SAM. A switch plugged into one of SAM's switch inputs acts as the corresponding button, function (click, double click), or, with [|Biggy]  as a keystroke. The latching button is a useful drag-lock. ([|www.enablemart.com])

** The Roller II Joystick is an excellent alternative to a mouse. It will seem familiar to powered wheelchair users, eliminating the need for the user to learn a new control method. Compared to a conventional mouse, this joystick requires very little energy to operate. Other mice or trackballs require lots of pushing to move the mouse around. The Roller Joystick just needs holding in the direction that you want the cursor to travel - and the computer does all the hard work. The Roller II Joystick includes two alternative stick grips which can be easily fitted - a T-Bar and a soft orange sized ball.([|www.enablemart.com])
 * Roller II Joystick

=Roller Plus Joystick= Penny and Giles' Roller Plus line are the most adaptable mouse substitutes on the market. Available in a 2.5" trackball or a 3" joystick, they have six buttons that support left and right click, double click, drag lock, horizontal and vertical lock and cursor speed control. A flashing light indicates the drag button has been activated. The Roller Plus products include a keyguard to help users isolate on the buttons. The Joystick comes with two different input needs, T-Bar and Soft Sponge Ball. Switches can be easily connected to emulate the mouse buttons with the Roller Plus Switch Box, also included with purchase. ([|www.enablemart.com])

=QuadJoy= QuadJoy™ by Street Electric is a mouth operated joystick. The joystick is controlled with your mouth or chin. The farther you move the joystick, the faster the cursor moves. Mouse button activation can be made with the built in sip and puff switch, a switch with the external switch jack (sold separately) or manually with the actual mouse buttons for able body assistants. Switch users can use Quadjoy with External Switch Jack for mouse button activation. QuadJoy can be mounted to most flat surfaces and is assembled to mount on the right hand side of the user.([|www.infogrip.com]) =Sam Joystick = The SAM joystick is a simple mouse alternative. This joystick allows the user to control a computer cursor. The joystick has click, double click, and drag switch inputs. When you push the stick, the cursor does not go flying, no matter what the user does. It simply moves in that direction at a given speed, controllable by the supervisor from a switch underneath. The [|Magic Arm Mount] is recommended for optimal positioning of the SAM joystick.([|www.enablemart.com]) =Aerobic Mouse= The Aerobic Mouse™ Grip-Less™ design, without requiring you to change the way you work, helps you keep your mousing hand in a beneficial neutral or untwisted posture and under the lowest biomechanical load. Wrist Guard™, the heel and sidewall, guard against detrimental flex of your wrist in the vertical and horizontal planes, no other mouse supports your wrist and hand.([|www.enablemart.com])

=NoHands Mouse= The NoHands Mouse is completely foot-operated, thus it eliminates the wasteful "travel time" it takes to move the hand and eye from the keyboard and monitor, to the mouse and back. Computer users are realizing up to 30 percent increase in efficiency!([|www.enablemart.com])

=Tiny Mouse=
 * Tiny Mouse™** is about half the size of a standard computer mouse and just right for smaller hands. The colored dots on the buttons help out children who haven’t quite mastered their lefts or their rights, making child’s play out of pointing and clicking. With a simple red-click or blue-click, children will learn with greater comfort and control without becoming easily discouraged. ([|www.chestercreektech.com])

=Califone Mini Mice= Sized for younger students, Mini Mice are ideal for beginning computer users with rugged ABS plastic for durability. The bright colors, roller button functioning and optical tracking will help keep student’s engaged and inspire computer creativity. ([|www.enablemart.com]) =MouseMover= The Tash MouseMover allows you to control all mouse functions on both PC and Macintosh computers using a combination of five single switches or a multiple switch. The single switches plug into five .125” jacks on the MouseMover, which plugs directly into the computer. A multiple switch plugs into the 9 pin jack on the MouseMover. Pressing on a switch delivers a specific mouse function — click, double click, press and hold, release, and all mouse directional movements. (Switches sold separately.) (www.infogrip.com)

=__Switch Devices Touch Screens or Monitors__=

Airlink Cordless Switch The cordless flexibility of the Airlink lets students activate it from up to 20 ft away. Add the 5' cord for use with devices other than the Powerlink. Comfortably angled base makes successful activation easier. This is the switch many users have been asking for on the AbleLink ConnectABLES base! The Detachable mounting base accessory lets you move the AirLink wherever you need it most! ([|www.enablemart.com])