the closest either of those brands come is the Icom IC T90A which has a CW 
readout of the frequency.
This would be a tri-band 6M, 2M and 70CM HT.
The CW synth only anounces frequency though, nothing else.
As far as general accessibility, I Find it just as accessible as the TH F6A. 
Menu's don't wrap with the T90A though, and you can accomplish many of the 
common programming and user functions with one or two button presses.
The programming software is also very accessible.
However, the TH F6A from kenwood, also a tri-bander  but with 2M 1.25M and 
70CM, might be slightly more blind friendly as it has all the beeps Dave 
mentioned.
The radios are nearly identical in many ways, beyond their obvious frequency 
alocation differences...they are similar in size, similar in the way they 
are programmed manually, and have fairly similar specs...though the T90 is 
better at receiving analogue TV and wide band FM signals.
Oh, the TH F6A also does HF below 30MHZ SSB mode receive only, whereas the 
ICt90 does not.

73
Colin, V A6BS
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Fred Adams" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, July 07, 2011 8:57 AM
Subject: HT WITH SYNTHESIZER


> Do any of you guys know if Kenwood or ICOM makes an HT with synthesizer 
> and
> if so, which is most blind friendly?  Also, approximate cost if you happen
> to know.  I have no interest in any other make.  Thanks much,