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Why all our children should see Daylight
Coventry Telegraph
|September 19, 2025
COMPUTERS are tools to help us get things done. Or at least they should be.
Whatever size the screen - desktop, laptop, tablet, phone - the computers that we use daily are quite often set up more for consumption than creation.
There are a few devices bucking that trend as users begin to feel overwhelmed and exhausted by their devices' constant nagging for attention... we've covered a few of them here, from the Light Phone to the Boox Palma.
Another device living in that world - which offers something a bit different to the aforementioned - is the Daylight Computer.
We have featured this before, too, but the company that makes it has recently announced something new. A version just for kids.
Like the standard version, the Daylight Kids offers a device that's designed for more intentional usage, and not as a box full of distractions.
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