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A little while ago there was a controversy when the Kindle had the feature to read books out loud. I believe this feature has been removed. Does any other eBook reader have this feature? I regularly drive for four hours in a day and would love to be able to turn any book into an audio book.
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The feature has not been removed from the Kindle. What's changed is that publishers are allowed to set a bit that disables the feature on a per-book basis, if they choose to. |
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Software The following two products claim the ability to read ebooks: 2nd Speech Center ($39.95) See iPhone/iPod Touch: The Ultimate E-book Reader on how to use an iPhone/iPod as a reading device. Hardware See the Intel Reader, reviewed here, although very pricey at $1,500 (!). |
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meet my favorite Russian eBook reader :) Cool Reader 2 supports .txt, .doc, .html, .fb2 and .rtf just press Enter to toggle TTS (Read Aloud) on/off or press F2 to export the book to MP3 and listen on your MP3 player or indeed the Kindle (tip: placing the MP3 in the Kindle's Audible folder - instead of the Music folder - will allow fast forward, pause, rewind, etc.) Cool Reader 2 is freeware and portable, no installation required. Note: Cool Reader 3 is available too, it is now open source and cross-platform, but does not support TTS and skinning.
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