Your Mac Can Talk: It’s Time For A Mac To Mac Interview.

Our Macs can talk but they’re not saying anything to us. Why not? From Star Trek to C3PO and R2D2, computers have been able to talk.

Our Macs can talk but they don’t say anything. Are we afraid to listen? Your Mac can read interviews in different voices using the right utility and voice.

Many Mac users don’t know that the Mac can speak. Macs can read text in a variety of voices, some surprisingly good, others, not so much. Whatever happened to the future of voice communication with our Macs, to our Macs, from our.... (excerpted).

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