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3cubed minus 3squared plus1 @ Oct 11th 2007 7:37PM
I wonder if it can read txt dat luk liek diz
Seriously, if it can that would be mighty impressive.
Tagg @ Oct 11th 2007 9:53PM
It can't read stuff like that but it will read "IDK or BFF" stuff by reading the letters off to you.
Elliott @ Oct 12th 2007 9:00AM
The demonstration I saw did have it correctly reading some words that were incorrectly spelled, but none were that bad.
Also in the demonstration I saw it did not say the letters "L-O-L", it said "Laughing out loud". Ideally, the "dictionary" can be periodically updated using the USB port.