TALKER CHIPS, HELP?

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From: Ed Gulczynski - FIS
Date: Tue, 06 Nov 1990 18:32

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Does anyone know of an 'off the shelf' CMOS one chip IC that will talk?
I want something cheap with a predefined set of words/numbers that I
can access/concatonate to build a talking clock/timer that is portable
and driven of an uP. My first attempt was with Radio Shack's SPO256 and
although it works it is too much of a power hog and the voice is
not nearly of the quality I hear nowdays.  I know JAMECO has one, the DIGITALKERbut haven't checked it out.  The software to run the device will be 
relatively simple and I want everything to work within 8k.  Any ideas?

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Subject: TALKER CHIPS, HELP?
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Date: 6 Nov 90 18:32:32 GMT
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