Posted by ketyung
on Jul/02/2007
at 9:50 am
So what’s your response after reading the title? Yes, the blind now can “watch” TV! It’s Sony new Bravia line HDTV, which is specially designed to let the blind enjoy “watching” TV. Other than just a full 1080p set, it’s equipped with AD (Audio Description) system. AD is the system that makes use of voice to narrate the visual plot points during those gaps in dialog. So, it only lets those visually impaired to “feel” but not to watch what’s going on during the show. The new Sony Bravia line will include Integrated Digital Television, which comes with AD system without the need for additional decoder.
via [AkihabarNews]
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