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OTish: considerations for new TV for elderly mother
Hi
a bit OT I confess, but I know quite a few here have elderly parents... I'm thinking of buying my 80-year old mother a 'slimline' (as she calls them ;-) LCD TV to replace her old CRT one. The replacement will be relatively small (22-inch or so), but since I'm doing the purchase/delivery remotely I'd like to get it right. I am thinking that her (unstated, as yet) criteria might be a bit different to most purchasers. so specifically: - are there any models with specifically large/accessible buttons? - are there any with remote controls easy to use by the elderly? - anything else that I might take into consideration? Thanks for any thoughts Jon N |
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