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From: Carla.Campbell@f89.n129.z1.fidonet.org (Carla Campbell)
Newsgroups: misc.handicap
Subject: Re: Accent
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Date: 5 Feb 91 20:23:06 GMT
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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

GD>> By the way we did get an
 GD>> axcent speech system and it works wonderfully.

 WS>      I thought that you would like it, and I did not think you
 WS>  would have any trouble with understanding it.  It sure
 WS>  responds great, and it does talk with a little expression.

I've had my Accent S A for about a year now, and I love the thing.  I find
it much easier to understand at high speeds than anything else I have used.
(about the only of the more common synthesizers I have not used are the
Sounding Board and the Audaptor)  And the Accent certainly can reach some
incredibly high speeds while remaining comprehensible.  For someone who
needs a flexible, responsive and understandable synthesizer, I would never
hesitate to recommend AICom's desktop synthesizer-- the Accent PC and S A.
I have been less satisfied with the Accents for laptops-- the 1200 and
1600, but it is my understanding that at AICom, they're making changes to
the drivers for those which may alter some of the things which I don't care
for. We shall see.

                                                 --Carla

... Read what I mean, not what I write!

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