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[David Andrews]

Jody:  The KNFB Reade3r is not $3000, and the 
Intel Reader would not fit into most pockets.  It 
would fit into a woman's purse, most purses 
anyway, and possibly into a man's suit coat, but 
not a shirt pocket -- like the KNFB reader.  It 
is larger and heavier.   I have one sitting here, 
so I have physically seen it, and seen it work.

Dave

At 10:53 PM 12/8/2009, you wrote:
>Intel Reader
>Dear Santa,
>
>This is so cool.  It is a pocket size print to speech device like the KNFB
>Reader.  It is awesome.  It costs $1,500 which is expensive but less then
>half the price of the KNFB Reader
>
>Wow!
>JODY
>
>Introducing the Intel® Reader, a mobile device designed to increase
>independence for people with dyslexia or vision disabilities. The handheld
>Intel Reader converts printed text into the spoken word as easy as point,
>shoot, and listen. And it even captures large amounts of text to read
>anytime, anywhere. The Intel Reader puts life on your terms.
>
>Link for more information: http://www.intel.com/healthcare/reader/index.htm
>
>
>
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