Yeah unfortunately (in this case, but probably fortunately in others) the Internet isn't as "forever" as we once thought. Looks like the link I provided in tha

Yeah unfortunately (in this case, but probably fortunately in others) the Internet isn't as "forever" as we once thought. Looks like the link I provided in that post is dead, but there's still a wayback machine snapshot of it: https://web.archive.org/web/20160624205520/https://sites.duke.edu/nab2012/2012/05/03/npr-demonstrates-technology-to-make-radio-more-accessible/ https://web.archive.org/web/20160624205520/https://sites.duk... The device with the card "Captioned Radio" under it in the 2nd photo is an Insignia Infocast 8", which was basically the same thing as the Chumby 8", just a white-label version produced for Best Buy with a cheaper plastic outer casing and a customized dashboard app with their branding all over it. Best Buy/Insignia was a retail partner of chumby for a time (they also sold a rebranded version of the Chumby One). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuNIUkg3GZc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuNIUkg3GZc