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Magic Touch
by KeyTec, Incorporated
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The Magic Touch Add-On instantly converts your standard monitor into a
touch-interactive device. Screen can be easily removed and used as a
writing/drawing tablet. Touch screens take advantage of the natural
sensory skills of students with disabilities, allowing them to interact
with objects on the screen. With a simple touch, the touch window is
activated and allows the student to make a selection, move objects, pull
down menus and write with on-screen keyboards. Swap Left-Right
Mouse-Button (Windows). Eliminates static electricity and reduces
radiation from the monitor.
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- Students use computers by pointing and touching
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Students stay focused on the learning process
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Students interact with objects on the screen
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One of the most common questions customers ask "Which Add-On is the right size for my laptop or desktop monitors?" Please visit MagicTouch website to find helpful information about selecting the right Add-On.
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| MagicTouch |
Beige |
Black |
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| *USB 13" - 15" -- WIN |
D52CWB |
D52KWB |
$169.00 |
| *USB 17" -- WIN |
D53CWB |
D53KWB |
$189.00 |
| *USB 13" - 15" -- MAC |
D52MCWB |
D52MKWB |
$169.00 |
| *USB 17" -- MAC |
D53MCWB |
D53MKWB |
$189.00 |
*USB 19" - 21" -- WIN (LCD & CRT)
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D56CWB |
D56KWB |
$299.00 |
| *USB 19" - 21" -- MAC (LCD & CRT) |
D56MCWB |
D56MKWB |
$299.00
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USB 17" Widescreen (Notebook & LCD -- WIN
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N/A |
D57KWB
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$220.00 |
*The above Magic Touch windows are not compatible with laptop screens
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CIRCLE Class Magic Touch Review, June 15, 2011
By Reviewer from California
Product Setting: Self-contained classroom. Skill Development: Allow monitor access to preschool Autism students to meed educational goals and objectives.
Teacher reports that touch screen works very well but the adjustable size is distracting for students with autism. We will order again but will try USB 17" size next time.
Mary's Magic Touch Review, May 17, 2011
By Reviewer from Texas
Product Setting: Self-contained classroom. Skill Development: Helping a child with severe physical disabilities be able to use the computer program starfall just like the rest of the pre-k children.
We took a child with just one finger and hardly any arms access the computer. She used a pencil with the eraser side to touch the screen and access starfall program and others with her class.
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