The Intel Reader Scans Text and Reads It Aloud
The Intel Reader is one very cool CES gadget that we missed. It’s a device made by the chip-manufacturer intended for the visually impaired or dyslexic. It scans text and then reads it aloud to you. It looks kinda like a chunky kids camera, or an underwater photography tool, crossed with a giant iPod.
This isn’t really an eReader, nor is it a device for general consumers: it’s a specialty tool for the disabled. It costs about $1,500.
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