Subject: Re: Two monitors on IIe
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In article <8k2kcf$m7o$1@einstein.ebicom.net>,
  "M. J." <mgallop@ebicom.net> wrote:
> voice recognition and speech synthesis on a file://e????????? tell me
> more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>

Voice recognition:

check out http://rich12345.tripod.com

There is a link to a robot that does recognition and speech.

I knew the Apple II would do speech output with an Echo, mockingboard,
phasor, and several other hardware cards, and SAM a software speech
output system, but I never knew it would understand speech.

Bob


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