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Old Synth sings the star spangled banner
(Not my video but pretty cool)
Also a fun fact: S.A.M here was actually the predecessor to Mac’s TTS family
“I’m afraid, Dave...” 1963 Bell Labs 7″ (33 1/3 rpm) touting the development of computer speech.
An Apple II gave Professor Stephen Hawking his voice
An Apple II gave Professor Stephen Hawking his voice
“Earlier today, Tim Cook posted a tribute to the late professor Stephen Hawking, who passed away on March 14, aged 76,” Luke Dormehl reports for Cult of Mac. “‘We will always be inspired by his life and ideas. RIP,’ Cook wrote.”
“Apple and Hawking share an interesting connection: It was an Apple machine that first gave him the ability to verbally communicate using a computer,” Dormehl…
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Early, possibly first, computer generated speech. Includes some rather pleasent singing from the machine, then sung a second time with a musical accompaniment.
