Audiobooks are entertaining and not bad, but what to do if there is a desire to read literary works in the original or good translation without destructive abbreviations of the narrative, but because of complete or partial, but at the same time a serious loss of vision of this cannot be done? For such people, Amazon has released the Kindle Audio Adapter device. The product allows you to connect a column or headphone to the branded electronic book, and the VoiceView function converts the printed text into oral speech. Using the adapter, the user can adjust the reading pace (there are 8 speeds) and manage the accessory himself. So far, the adapter is provided only with the Kindle Paperwhite e -book when buying a kit Kindle Paperwhite Blind and Visually Impaired Readers Bundle for $ 140, where $ 20 is the cost of auxiliary device. However, the same twenty Amazon returns to the reader’s account. When working as an adapter of the charge, the book is enough for 6 hours of continuous work. Kindle Audio Adapter is compatible only with Kindle products and does not support music and audiobook reproduction.
Source: Amazon.com