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A touch screen can be great ways for seniors, especially those with arthritis or coordination problems, to interact with gadgets like cell phones, portable web browsers and MP3 players. However, one of the major downfalls of these devices is screen size. These displays are usually less than two inches, making commands and text so small that they
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