[Nfbc-info] smart TVs and other resources

[Chela Robles]

Apple TV is accessible more info at applevis.com and also there is 
Comcast's x1 talking box unless I've heard it wrong. I don't know of any 
TV Football games that are audio described, but it is best to probably 
check tv listings on whatever channel ball games are on.
Good luck finding a fellow hiker.

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On 2/8/2016 4:29 PM, Lisa Irving via Nfbc-info wrote:
> Hello,
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> I am looking for the following resources and information for a newly blind
> man.
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> Are you an avid, serious-minded, totally blind hiker who can hike rugged
> terrain? Please contact me off line, or share my email with someone you know
> who fits this description. Thank you.
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> Hello football enthusiasts. Is there some type of device that provides audio
> description of college and national football league games?
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> Which televisions are completely or almost completely accessible to blind
> persons?
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> That's all for now.
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> From,
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> Lisa Irving
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> Peacefulwoman89 at cox.net <mailto:Peacefulwoman89 at cox.net>
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