hsiung@uiucdcs.UUCP (04/28/84)
#R:glasgow:-65800:uiucdcs:10400138:000:1 uiucdcs!hsiung Apr 28 20:33:00 1984
hsiung@uiucdcs.UUCP (04/28/84)
#R:glasgow:-65800:uiucdcs:10400140:000:256
uiucdcs!hsiung Apr 28 20:37:00 1984
I asked the question earlier and someone had written to
me saying that Hallmark electronics has the chip which can be
bought for about $40. The Hallmark that supposedly has them in
stock is the one in Cherry Hill New Jersey.
hsiung
{uiucdcs}m.gibb@glasgow.UUCP (04/30/84)
<---- Do I still need this ? ----> Does anyone out there have the address of a distributor for the speech chip featured in the current (well, it's current over here) issue of BYTE. Steve Ciarcia said that if we build it ourselves, then we can (effectively) have the software for free, but if we can't even get the chip, and that's how it looks from this side of the pond, then there's going to be some problem in building the design. I'd appreciate any names & addresses of companies which would be willing to deal in 1- or 2-off quantities, with "foreigners" like myself. (I'm assuming here that this message is directed at the USA, since I don't stand much chance of finding a British distributor), and by the way, how much does the chip cost? Also, while I'm on the subject, has anyone who has built up this design come up against any problems. Thanks for any replies which make it back over here. Martin Gibb (...glasgow!m.gibb) ( <Britain>...!edcaad!edee!glasgow!m.gibb ) Snail Mail: Martin Gibb (c/o S.H. Common Room) University of Glasgow Dept. of Computing Science 14 Lilybank Gardens GLASGOW G12 8QQ United Kingdom