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  1. SPANISH TALKER (MODEL 255) --- DISCONTINUED. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Voice output foreign language tutorial program for Spanish. Use with Apple or IBM PC. Two disk package contains over 600 entries that can be modified or expanded using the editor. Beginner and intermediate levels. Special features include multiple choice format for practicing vocabulary, verb conjugation and pronunciation, phonetic spelling display of word or phrase, all special characters for printing Spanish and dictionary phonetic spel...[More Information]

  2. SPEAKING SPANISH MASTER (MODEL SM-1000) -- Discontinued. Verified 3/2012. Retained in database for reference. -- The Speaking Spanish Master is a voice output foreign language tutorial program designed to provide spelling and vocabulary enhancement for indivudals who are blind or have low vision or learning disabilities. This device speaks both Spanish and English words outloud with complete translation for over 250,000 words in both languages. It offers spelling corrections, complete conjugations, all inflections, and on screen gramm...[More Information]

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