One suggestion: Have you considered creating something based on the Android OS? I bring this up because it already has lots of good text-to-speech functionality, and, in addition to the plethora of mobile phones, it will be coming out on lots of inexpensive tablets this year (one or two are available now for less than $200). A friend of mine was looking for something like your pVoice application that could be put on a tablet, but Windows-based tablets are just too expensive. He was actually thinking iPad, but I felt that Android would provide a better price point.

Just my 2c.

-stevis

Is it possible to have the software so you can record what is said when the ‘card’ is pressed, saves the problems with some of the download links, also makes the unit very multilingual.
I have found when attempting to load it just loops and wont install. I hope to install something like this to an Industrial tablet PC (running POSREADY as the OS.gives an 8 hour life and is ‘throw proof’ also is nice bright colours and a fraction of the price of other ‘medical’units).

Hi,

Just curious, how much is this software dependent of the MS specific API? Has anyone tried to port it to Linux?

Thanks.