Is there any help to get bigger screen for sight impairment?

Everyday living
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I used to work for an international blindness prevention agency so I know RNIB and other guidance well. Thanks for reminding me though!

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Of course. Thanks, Boblatina! xA

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A quick look on Amazon shows you can get a 21.5 inch monitor for £80 with a few others for about £100. Not too bad (I know everything is relative of course) and if you are self employed it would be tax deductable of course.

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A quick look on Amazon shows you can get a 21.5 inch monitor for £80 with a few others for about £100. Not too bad (I know everything is relative of course) and if you are self employed it would be tax deductable of course.

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Sorry for multiple posts. Trying to post on my phone from a moving car (passenger before anyone says anything!)

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[quote=“Boblatina”] A quick look on Amazon shows you can get a 21.5 inch monitor for £80 with a few others for about £100. Not too bad (I know everything is relative of course) and if you are self employed it would be tax deductable of course. [/quote] Don’t know if these would be compatible with a macbook. I am not at home to Mr Apple in this house :slight_smile:

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I don’t think monitors are dependant on the type of operating system, so they should work happily on either Windows PCs or Macs.

Dom

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I don’t think monitors are dependant on the type of operating system, so they should work happily on either Windows PCs or Macs.

Dom

[/quote] Not the operating system, just the tendency of Apple products to have unique physical connections.

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Fair comment, Boblatina.

My sincere apologies for not fully understanding your previous post !!

Best regards,

Dom