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Talking Remote Control

If your elderly mother or father has trouble seeing the buttons on the remote control, consider a talking remote control, designed for those with low vision.

The talking and programming functions are built into this handset which means that it will work with a range of standard video recorders.

Its also great for locating the remote when it gets lost.

For more information, visit the Cobolt website.

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