Thread: E-books vs audiobooks, which do you love more?
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Old 02-21-2010, 09:30 AM   #46
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Originally Posted by Fledchen View Post
It's an audiobook player specifically designed for blind and dyslexic people, but I'd heartily recommend it to anyone who listens to a lot of spoken word material (audiobooks, podcasts, Teaching Company lectures, etc.) My favorite feature is variable speed playback, which allows me to speed up or slow down the playback without distorting pitch.

http://www.humanware.com/en-usa/prod...daisy_mp3.html

It plays a bunch of formats (including Audible) and also does text-to-speech.
Thanks! I like the fact that it's small enough to fit in a shirt pocket yet packed with so many useful features. $349.00 USD is a bit more than I can afford to spend on a device I don't really need, but for those with impaired vision, it must surely be invaluable.
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