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Abstract
The basic TV Ears ($100), designed for mild to moderate hearing loss, boosts the signal by 120 decibels -- about three times more potent, the company says, than a standard headset. The transmitter connects to your TV (a plasma or LCD HDTV are fine too) and sends a wireless signal to the battery-powered headphones. The transmitter is also a docking station/charger for the headphones. TV Ears comes with a rechargeable battery that the company says should last two years.
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Title
There's hope for viewers who are having a hard time hearing: [Chicagoland Final Edition]
Chicago Tribune; Chicago, Ill.
Pages
4
Number of pages
0
Publication year
2007
Publication date
Feb 4, 2007
column
YOUR A/V GUY
Section
Home & Garden
Place of publication
Chicago, Ill.
Country of publication
United States
Publication subject
ISSN
10856706
Source type
Newspaper
Language of publication
English
Document type
NEWSPAPER
ProQuest document ID
419616137
Document URL
https://www.proquest.com/newspapers/theres-hope-viewers-who-are-having-hard-time/docview/419616137/se-2?accountid=208611
Copyright
(Copyright 2007 by the Chicago Tribune)
Last updated
2017-11-14
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