Gizmo Guy: Tech steps in to help aging boomers
The Raleigh Sprite IE electric bike has a light (four-pound) pack of high-capacity, rechargeable lithium ion battery cells. JONATHAN TAKIFF, INQUIRER COLUMNIST POSTED: Sunday, October 4, 2015, 3:01 AM Boomers are not aging without a fight. We crave exercise and culture, aim to stay independent. The body and mind do not always cooperate. But with help from today’s “silver-centric” baby boomers technology, staying active and on top of the game is in our grasp. Hear, here. Can’t always make out the dialogue on TV shows? The villains are the dinky speakers in flat panel TVs, conspiring with the loss of higher frequency sensitivity in aging ears. Powered TV speaker systems such as the Zvox SoundBase 670 and Cambridge Audio TV5 (both $399) that fit under a TV set offer a special voice-enhance listening mode that clarifies dialogue some. For private listening, a wireless headphone system is better, as you can […]