Title :
Twenty-column visual displays
Author :
Griffiths, David J.
Abstract :
The establishment of a 20-column video display standard pioneered by Kidsview Inc. fulfils the need where regular displays are too dense, but where the generation of huge characters by specialized hardware or software is unnecessary or undesirable. The visually challenged, the learning disabled. special needs students, and children can benefit
Keywords :
character sets; handicapped aids; screens (display); standards; 20-column video display standard; Kidsview Inc.; character size; children; learning disabled; special needs students; visual displays; visually challenged; Application software; Character generation; Computer displays; Hardware; Large screen displays; Microcomputers; Monitoring; Pervasive computing; Real time systems; Software systems;
Conference_Titel :
Computing Applications to Assist Persons with Disabilities, 1992., Proceedings of the Johns Hopkins National Search for
Conference_Location :
Laurel, MD
Print_ISBN :
0-8186-2730-1
DOI :
10.1109/CAAPWD.1992.217374
