Re processor: yes, I'd try to fit in with their system specifications.
Re 4C vs 5: no, I am just interested in (any) new kit. I have zero niggles about the 4C's functionality, accuracy or responsiveness.
Re wheelchair mounts: mine was provided by AAT. You need to first identify where on the wheelchair is suitable for a mount - powerchairs are often lacking in suitable uprights, so sometimes the mount is attached to a footrest. They are modular systems so, once you know where it will go, you can look for heavy duty tubing, clamps and a tablet holder. Because it's for eye gaze, it should have no bounce or droop, so those flexible €30 supports you may come across just are not stable enough, unfortunately.
You could contact Cenomy, or a similar company, to see how much they'd charge for a complete mounting system, then compare to what you can DIY.
This is the type of mount I have (not my provider) to give you an idea. http://www.inclusive.co.uk/inclusive...g-surface-pro#
Re 4C vs 5: no, I am just interested in (any) new kit. I have zero niggles about the 4C's functionality, accuracy or responsiveness.
Re wheelchair mounts: mine was provided by AAT. You need to first identify where on the wheelchair is suitable for a mount - powerchairs are often lacking in suitable uprights, so sometimes the mount is attached to a footrest. They are modular systems so, once you know where it will go, you can look for heavy duty tubing, clamps and a tablet holder. Because it's for eye gaze, it should have no bounce or droop, so those flexible €30 supports you may come across just are not stable enough, unfortunately.
You could contact Cenomy, or a similar company, to see how much they'd charge for a complete mounting system, then compare to what you can DIY.
This is the type of mount I have (not my provider) to give you an idea. http://www.inclusive.co.uk/inclusive...g-surface-pro#
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