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Picture of WICO TOUCHSCREEN STYLUS The WICO Touchscreen Stylus is a stylus for touch screen designed for use by individuals with grasping, upper extremity or fine motor disabilities or arthritis. A stylus with a soft cloth tip (included) is mounted on a ring holder that fits on any finger, eliminating the need to grip or squeeze the stylus. The stylus can be extended from the ring holder or retracted into the holder using a sliding button. The manufacturer states that the WICO Touchscreen Stylus is appropriate for use with the Barnes and Noble NookColor, the Apple iPad or iPhone, or other smartphones with touch screens. COLOR: Clear, yellow, green, pewter, or blue in plastic or in metallic silver.

Notes: The design of the WICO Touchscreen Stylus is patented. NookColor is a registered trademark of Barnes and Noble. ** iPhone and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple. ** To get the price listed, use coupon code WICO-CAB.

Price: 9.99.

This product record was updated on September 7, 2012.

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GlobaScope LLC

San Diego, California United States
Telephone: 619-253-3881.
Web: http://www.globascope.com.
Email: sales@globascope.com.


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