Notebooks and Laptops

Laptop computers present some limitations for seniors. This is because desktop computers have the advantage of allowing users to buy a separate mouse or a separate keyboard. Laptops integrate all of the components into one unit. There are ways to plug in an external mouse or a keyboard in a USB port, but this is still more difficult then using a desktop computer.

Laptops also tend to use smaller monitors than desktops and this makes using them more difficult for seniors with poor vision. These limitations make finding suitable laptops for seniors challenging, but with your help we can identify them.

Apple MacBook

After using both PCs and Macs it's hard to deny the ease of use Apple computers offer. The user interface is simple and intuitive. They are also extremely easy to set up.

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