[access-uk] Re: Talking microwave ovens

What I like about the cobolt one is ithas a bigger capacity than the cheaper 
ones.
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  From: alex.thynne@xxxxxxxxxxxx 
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  Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2008 11:15 AM
  Subject: [access-uk] Re: Talking microwave ovens


  I used to have a talking cobolt microwave, but to be honest, I didn't use all 
the facilities in it.  It doesn't function any longer and I purchased a very 
simple manual one from Tesco a few months ago, and a timer from Cobolt and find 
this works for me just fine with what I use a microwave for.  I personally 
don't think the talking ones are worth the extra money if you buy yourself a 
talking timer.

  Alex
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Peter Bentley
  Sent: 08 March 2008 00:53
  To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  Subject: [access-uk] Talking microwave ovens


  Back to a familiar topic but one that I have not seen come up recently. I 
need to replace an old model which had tactile controls.

  I have read the details of the two sold by Cobalt and performed a search with 
Google. That threw up some results in the States which I am not interested in. 
However there is one sold by Amazon - the Hamleton Beach Delux  (model 87106) 
for $139.95. Rather cheaper than Cobalts model. I did not find the Lg available 
anywhere.

  Does anybody have any suggestions or recommendations please?

  Peter Bentley  
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