[Electronics-Talk] Taking the plunge on a new TV

[Matthew Chao]

Hi, Jim.  What you're probably looking for is a "smart TV".  They're 
high definition and have WI-FI.  The Sony TVs and the Samsungs all talk, 
though the Sony uses Android.  Consider a TV with lots of HDMI ports. 
Not sure if your old Bose system will work with the newer TVs.  Depenbds 
on the Bose interface.  Anyway, good luck.--Matthew Chao



On 10/9/2020 4:38 PM, Jim Portillo via Electronics-Talk wrote:
> Greetings,
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> I'm new to this list, so I hope this is an OK question to ask. I've been
> wanting to do this for a couple of years, but I think it is finally time.
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> I'm looking for a good TV that is accessible to a blind person, in other
> words, one that has some voice guidance features.
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> I'm probably going to get rid of my Dish Network, so I want one that can
> support apps like Netflix, Hulu, and other streaming services, while still
> allowing me to watch local channels and maybe also hook up an Apple TV to
> it.
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> I'm probably going to look at Best Buy as my first option, since I can get
> the Geeks to actually come set it up, which would be great.
> 
> Finally, I may subscribe to YouTube TV, but I'm not sure yet.
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> All of this has to be cheaper than what I'm paying Dish right now.
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> I'll be wanting a 40 inch TV, as that will fit my living room.
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> Oh, I also have an older Bose system that could connect to the TV, if the TV
> will allow.
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> What do people have right now, and what are good brands? The last TV I
> bought was in 2009, and it is a Sony, but no accessibility features. Thanks
> for your feedback.
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> Jim
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