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Dolphin Mimic Speech Synthesizer

This interface is a speech synthersizer, that can connect over serial or parallel or PP3 battery, it has a headphone socket and a lollypop shaped Microphone.

Date : 1985

Manufacturer : Dolphin For People With Disabilities Ltd

Physical Description : Speech unit Serial Cable Possible Microphone Manual

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH47521. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.