neospeech

Jeff Griffin, VP sales and marketing

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do have customer pressure.

small developers, the one truism that I can say andd fel good about is that small devs want to get startted with lincus because they cdohnt lwant to paymicrosoftl.

loack of the ful array of tools and apps, they do have a hardship, but do it anyhway.

for us to bringout an engine... noe of the mainstream text to speech comwpanies hve done it, but ow tthey are one of the fisst.

Most are telephony, iknbound and outbound. Notification systems. with T2S you an personalize it. Pull out informaiton about... automotive, persons car track automobiles. say based on your driving habits, your buick nees an oil change now.

Schoiols and community organizations. Because you can make it web based. The principal can log in and jot off a message that the system will read using text to speech to all the parents of kids.

come from korea. six fvoices in k, chinese in one, japanese in one, english in two. Expanding to major euro languages.

taking off on desktop. Language lewarning. Disabilities. There's a blindness product, and another for reading dysabilities. Huge numbers of

developm,ent kits into embeddeed, desktop an d telephony, which includes web, that's the server engine. It's multi-thread.

type and talk on the noggin network.

go to differen t shows. .. so many apps. real opportunity for some of the struggling companies in the windows space might have a better opportunity in the linux space.