
Nuance’s Vocalizer text-to-speech technology will spring into action in tandem with the Blio eReader Software when it rolls out next month. As for Blio, it will be the first eReader to preserve the image-rich format of books and magazines, ranging from their layout, typesetting, images, color and graphics, without compromising on support for extensive media formats such as video, graphics and web links. The use of Nuance Vocalizer will enable Blio readers to listen to e-content via a natural, lifelike voice. Depending on which way you swing, you’re able to choose from either “Samantha” or “Tom”. Currently, Nuance Vocalizer supports over 30 languages and has been optimized for integration with a wide variety of platforms. Parents who find it tiring to read to their little ones at the end of a long day at work might want to invest in a Blio, letting Nuance’s Vocalizer do the job when it comes to reading aloud bedtime stories. [Press Release]
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