Hi Heather, The Apple TV is not actually a TV as in a big thing with a large LCD screen. It is in fact a rather tiny box, maybe like putting 2 iPhone side by side and twice as thick. You connect the Apple TV to your actual TV or surround sound receiver and it allows you to access certain content. The Apple TV does have it's own Voiceover and a very simple 3-button remote which you use to navigate the also simple menu structure. You can access iTunes and rent or purchase movies and TV shows, you can access Netflix if you have a subscription and watch stuff on Youtube. You can also listen to internet radio stations and podcasts and access the content of your iTunes library on your computer provided you enable home sharing. There are also some sports channels I think, a sighted person can access their pictures stored on Flicker and that's about it. You do not have access to television networks like ABC or CBS or channels like deisney, HBO and so on.
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