[Electronics-Talk] new TV

[Jenny Keller]

Hi there,

I also have an Apple TV. If you get Hulu, and Netflix. You can pretty much watch as much stuff as you want and never be out of things to watch  I personally also like CBS because I watch most of the shows, and yes, the soap operas. So, I get a lot of the CBS content. I also get content from other shows and that's kind of nice to. Anyway, you can also use an antenna if it's possible to pick up anything. That's another thing I do. To keep up with what's going on locally.

I understand that sometimes you can't do that. But, check on the stations website, and there might be some streaming options for the local news. 

By the time I pay for Hulu, Netflix, and CBS, you pay about the same as table. But, everything is accessible. And. With Apple TV if you want to rent a movie, you can. And, if it is description. It will start doing it on its own if you have descriptive movie On in your settings for Apple TV.

Have any questions, email me off list. Thank you.


Jenny

> On Jun 24, 2017, at 4:46 PM, Susan Stanzel via Electronics-Talk <electronics-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hi Everyone,
> 
> 
> 
> I am subscribed again for this list. I am in need of a new TV. I just bought
> an Apple TV, but that is something which attaches to a TV. My TV is so old
> that it is a dumb TV. I can only get Time Warner. I wish I could get
> Comcast. I would like to do as much with my TV as possible since sighted
> assistance is at a premium. Any suggestions?
> 
> 
> 
> Susie Stanzel
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