Reply by William Munns May 14, 20072007-05-14
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> With the low price of flash-mem and maturity of mp3, I'm > surprised that 'talking books' are not commonly available > - cheaply; where you would just change flash-cards. > > Syncronising the 'writing with the sound' would also be > good for language learning ? > > Perhaps even minimal cartoon-like graphics for stories > for kiddies ?
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Reply by May 11, 20072007-05-11
With the low price of flash-mem and maturity of mp3, I'm
surprised that 'talking books' are not commonly available
 - cheaply; where you would just change flash-cards.

Syncronising the 'writing with the sound' would also be
good for language learning ?

Perhaps even minimal cartoon-like graphics for stories
for kiddies ?

Who knows about the Blackfin CPU from Analog devices ?

Thanks for any info,

== Chris Glur.