Why do some images or details have a pixilated affect or look like they were printed with a poor dot matrix printer?
A. Many forms of printing do not print solid images. They print a lot like the old dot matrix printer but finer. When magnified, any flaws or missing ink will become visible. These flaws can make it very difficult to view for lower resolution vision aids and, if the flaws are very bad, can even affect the ability of higher resolution vision aids. Q. Do I need a handheld or desktop vision aid? A. That depends on how it is used or if the user has any physical limitations. People who have problems with manual dexterity or hand eye coordination may not be able to use a handheld device and will probably be better off with a desktop version. Our Desk models with the movable arm and pivoting head are very versatile and are used for a wide variety of tasks such as reading,writing, sewing, repairs to items with very small parts and our customers are frequently finding new uses for them. The movable arm and pivoting head allow the user to view items that are not only on the table with the vision
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