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From: Janina Sajka <janina@afb.org>
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Subject: Re: tclx drivers for emacspeak
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Anyone wishing to take on writing a driver for Dubltalk should know it 
exists in a serial as well as an internal incarnation. For my money 
it's clearly a best buy in synthesizers. At $315 for the serial 
version, you could have three for the price of a DEC Talk.