Decent Spec for a laptop to make it accessible for Switch and H'pointer Gamers?
| Thu, Nov 24 2011 09:47am GMT 1 |
aidanparr
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Hello following what you do with interest. If I wanted to have a
laptop that is accessible to some of the games and adaptations
available, is there a minimum spec I should be looking at, monitor
size, etc?
I'm thinking whoever uses the laptop would have headpointer and/or
switch access. I'm saving my pocket money for eye gaze...
;-)
Cheers,
Aidan.
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| Thu, Nov 24 2011 12:18pm GMT 2 |
Bill (R&D, SpecialEffect)
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Hi Aidan,
From our experience using SmartNav head mice they seem to run on
anything as do switches via an interface such as the Don Jonston
ones we use.
What will determine the spec you require will be the types of games
you would like to run on them.
For instance if you wanted to use it for some switch games and some
casual games for the head mouse such as Peggle etc, again the spec
will only have to be standard.
Hope that is of some use :)
Bill
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| Thu, Nov 24 2011 01:11pm GMT 3 |
aidanparr
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Thanks Bill,
I'm a bit of an old fogie when it comes to gaming (not quick enough
reactions!) but I would like anyone who uses the laptop to be able
to access the games that they like via switches and/or a
headpointer. Now I know it's the game spec that's the main thing I
can start looking.
It's got to be laptop as I don't have a base (yet).
Cheers,
Aidan.
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