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Telikin Touch Screen Computer with Keyboard and Mouse. Telikin is a simple and easy to use family computer that combines video chat, photo sharing, email and many more popular features into a sleek, touchscreen device. Telikin comes with its software fully installed and ready to go out of the box! Just connect Telikin to your high-speed Internet provider and enjoy the experience! 18.6 LCD touch screen. Box contents: - 18.6" LCD Touch Screen, White - Dual Core CPU 1.8 Ghz, 2GB SDRAM - 320GB Disk, 1.3MP Webcam with microphone - 4 USB, 6 in 1 Mem Card Reader - Wireless 803.11 b/g/n, Speakers - Wired Keyboard and Mouse
| 263 of 270 people found the following review helpful By Chicago John "Rirelguvat vf rinarfprag." (Elburn, IL United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Telikin TLMS18T3202W Home Desktop Computer (White) (Personal Computers) Others will cover functional details better than I can. This review will focus instead upon my experience in purchasing this product for my mother, who is now 90 years old. She had been using MSN WEB-TV for the past eight years or so, but locally it had become too slow. She wanted something better and had planned to purchase a laptop and cable internet on her own.While my mom is pretty smart, she has never commanded a mouse and she has pretty severe arthritis, so I knew I had to seek an alternative. That was to be the Telikin. Over the past 10 years, I have purchased three laptops. The first two each cost $2500+. The most resent, an ASUS, was around $700, and so I figured I could afford to spend that much on mom even though I didn't have a good track record and only the word of Rachel Ray to go on. I wanted to wait a few more years to see how this start-up company would pan out, but I realized my mom was 90, and I wanted her to have it now to enjoy it... Read more 77 of 79 people found the following review helpful By Amazon Verified Purchase( What's this?) This review is from: Telikin TLMS18T3202W Home Desktop Computer (White) (Personal Computers) After exhaustive research I purchased the Telikin Computer for my 85 year old mother. Mom has had a computer for years, but was forever frusted and eventually stopped using it. I was attracted by the touch screen(she does not do well with a mouse), the large buttons and software interface as it was described on the Telikin website. Like many people her age, Mom has short term memory loss and an intuitive interface was crucial for a quality experience. After the initial EASY set up, Mom was reading email, browsing photos family had emailed her, replying to email and surfing newsites on the Internet. Hallelujah!Telikin keeps it simple and very intuitive. It has an attractive design and a beautiful big screen. The software is what sets this computer apart from other senior oriented computers and it is apparent that a lot of thought went into its design. Is it perfect? No, but it is the best senior computer on the market. Now, here is what was so exciting to me... Read more 53 of 53 people found the following review helpful By Gregory (OKC) - See all my reviews This review is from: Telikin TLMS18T3202W Home Desktop Computer (White) (Personal Computers) My friend who is 86 years old and lives an active lifestyle called me for tech advice. He saw an add in the Sunday parade magazine for a Wow computer for seniors. Initially compared to other computers I thought $1,000 was a bit too much for a desktop computer. I quickly jumped online and found the Telikin TLMS18T3202W Home Desktop Computer on Amazon for $665, it apparently is an older prototype of the Wow. I showed him the computer on the Amazon website. He called Amazon and asked many questions, and he said they were very helpful. They advised he could buy it and try it out, and return it if he wasn't satisfied.Just to give you some background. I gave him an older Windows desktop PC. It was a good working computer. He has a high speed cable internet connection. Unlike someone like me who has been working on computers for 30 years. He has said many times, he struggles to navigate the Windows desktop. He quickly becomes confused when something pops up on the computer. He is... Read more |