As the leading direct marketer in the U.S. of innovative products for baby boomers and beyond, firstSTREET entered into an agreement with Telikin to market the industry’s most intuitive home ...

The Telikin Touch is an 18-inch all in one PC centered on communication: it's got a simple to use touch interface, so it doesn't have the steep learning curve for a neophyte computer user. The Telkin ...

It's now easier to connect with loved ones through the internet with the Telikin computer, designed especially with seniors in mind. For information, visit: www.telikin.com, or call: 800-230-3881. On ...

Walt Mossberg reviews a computer aimed at seniors and tech-averse older boomers. It's called Telikin, and it's a $700 touchscreen desktop PC. Despite the simplicity, large type and buttons, the ...

Fred Allegrezza is hoping that the seventh time is the charm. The longtime Philadelphia entrepreneur and Drexel graduate, fresh off AnySource Media’s sale to DIVX for $15 million, is trying his hand ...

The Telikin Touch is an 18-inch all in one PC centered on communication: it's got a simple to use touch interface, so it doesn't have the steep learning curve for a neophyte computer user. The Telkin ...

Do you know of any home computers that are specifically designed for senior citizens? I would like to get a computer for my 73-year-old mother, but she's not computer-savvy at all. There are actually ...

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digits: Mossberg on Telikin, a PC for Seniors In today's digits, Walt Mossberg reviews Telikin, a touch-screen PC for seniors. Plus, Facebook tries to stifle security rumors, Twitter debuts an ...

DEAR SAVVY SENIOR: Do you know of any home computers that are specifically designed for senior citizens? I would like to get a computer for my 73-year-old mother, but she’s not computer savvy at all. ...

I hope I never get so old as to require my progeny to buy me an idiot-proofed version of the latest technological innovation—that’d be insulting. But I might just ...