A Sharp "Humanware" Talking Clock Boom Box (1987)

[@ChrisGilland]

given the fact that I have been totally blind since birth, and therefore am really into screen readers, talking clocks, etc, this is incredible! talk about bringing back memories/ nostalgia. I am a huge technology junkie, and was born in 1981, so this is incredible.

[@ACBMemphis]

Thank you for commenting on the video, I am glad you enjoyed it!

[@ChrisGilland]

@@ACBMemphis Would it be possible some time for you to do a walk through look at the inside components of a typical CD burner? I'd be very curious how that works, like, how the lazer burns on to the disc, etc. Remember that I'm blind, so the more verbal audio description you can give of what you're doing/seeing, the better. I love the current style of presentation you're using now, but since you know you have a blind subscriber, you now can keep that in mind. I can't wait to see your next post!

[@ACBMemphis]

@@ChrisGilland Sure! CD players are complicated, but will try to see if I can add one to the list. Will definitely keep you in mind during future narration. Thanks.

[@benj.bloomgren3680]

I'm one of the best friends of @CLG Productions, with whose sentiments I agree completely. Though my love for vintage technology islimited, but you may change this! I'm also totally blind since birth.

[@ACBMemphis]

Thanks! I am also happy to report the radio is still keeping accurate time.

[@paulhalvorson6122]

First non-blind comment