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Windows shortcuts

Digital Living Keyboard shortcuts are a great way to keep things moving when you're using your computer, and they let you perform tasks without lifting your hands from the keyboard. Ctrl+Alt+Del is the mother of all keyboard shortcuts, affectionately known as the...

9 May 2005, 14:49

Handhelds with big screens

Digital Living I also want to be able to use it with an accessory keyboard. These also have integrated Bluetooth, which will let you use an accessory keyboard wirelessly. I need a reliable PDA with a large screen and Wi-Fi.

9 May 2005, 15:52

The Cloud, the Screen and the Hand

Digital Living The second is that the only kind of data entry anyone really wants to do is while sitting at a full-size keyboard in front of a nice big screen, whether PC or TV. The Palm has a pretty good keyboard for entering information, and I do that...

Tags: jobs, care, flow, address book

20 May 2006, 7:58

Laptops for people with disabilities

Digital Living Semi-ruggedised laptops are a good place to start as they can withstand accidental drops and keyboard spills. I'm a visually impaired student looking for a relatively small laptop (not too small) designed specifically for people with disabilities.

11 April 2007, 13:52

Gates keynote: move along, folks, nothing to see

Digital Living Finally there was a special table surface that allowed him to place his Windows mobile phone on it and create a virtual full screen and keyboard. Ah, the Bill Gates keynote. If you've never attended CES, this is the hot ticket the night before the...

6 January 2006, 9:57

Do I need to pay more than £30 for earphones?

Digital Living As sound-isolating earphones, they also help block out external noise such as conversation, keyboard tapping, etc. I've seen earphones cost from about £20 to £500. I can't understand what makes something like that worth so much money.

Tags: noise, compressed, speaker, pair

17 October 2007, 14:30