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Very old people accumulate the "handicaps": social, physical, psychologicalor cognitive. Various research thus developed to determine there waiting andneeds and also to see the benefit possibly produced by technologies (called?gerontechnology?) on their living conditions. The object of this article is topresent the numerical service offer to very old perople and to see how it takespart in a social justice according to the definition of Rawls (principle ofequal freedom, principle of equal opportunity in the access). The adoption, theuse and the benefit of technology are analyzed in a theoretical way through astate of the art and in an experimental way through a qualitative andquantitative investigation carried out with a population of very old people. Wepropose to identify dynamic technological acceptance of old people according tothe TAM'S (Technology Acceptance Model) of Davis adapted by (Hamner and Qazi,2008).

Fracture num\'erique chez les seniors du 4eme age. Observation d'une acculturation technique