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title: "Digitalker Speech Synthesizer"
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excerpt: "Following is a 'term paper' written by one of my students who tackled the job of interfacing the National Digitalker chip set to his TSI000. It really sounded nice. I hope the article is easily readable, the original was pretty faint. (I gave him an A for the project anyway.)"
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# Digitalker Speech Synthesizer

Following is a ‘term paper’ written by one of my students who tackled the job of interfacing the National Digitalker chip set to his TSI000. It really sounded nice. I hope the article is easily readable, the original was pretty faint. (I gave him an A for the project anyway.)