Some people may have problems reading text. Reasons may range from certain reading disabilities to vision problems. Devices such as the new Intel Reader may help provide a means to continue reading and overcome such problems.
The new Intel Reader is a mobile handheld device that is designed to help people who have trouble reading, whether due to disabilities or having problems reading standard texts. This unique device features a speech software that converts text into sounds. Via an integrated digital camera on the device, users can also shoot a printed page and the Intel Reader can convert it into digital text which can the be voiced out by the device. Other features include voice-aided navigation of the device functions and a content to MP3 converter. The Intel Reader might seem like a simple device but it can provide a lot of help for those who have been having trouble reading for many years now. The Intel Reader is available at Amazon for US$899.
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