n-Abler Trackball (blue ball)
Product number: RED000089
Product information "n-Abler Trackball (blue ball)"
n-Abler is a highly adaptable mouse alternative specifically designed to address the needs of computer users with limited hand control, motor skill difficulties, poor hand-eye coordination, lack of manual dexterity and involuntary muscle spasms. It is especially suitable for improving access for children with special educational needs or learning difficulties, for those who’s work entails long periods of computer use and for older people and others with movement impairment.
The large, high mass, free-running ball requires only a light touch which, together with the function buttons, makes for easy navigation, selection and manipulation of objects on the computer screen.
Features:
- high mass, free-running ball for easy cursor control
- large footprint for maximum stability
- integral wrist support to minimize fatigue
- easy plug-and-play installation (no additional drivers required)
- Fast shipping
- Competent advice and many years of expertise
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