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Originally Posted by Phaneuf3
Yea.. yea... I know this one's about the iPhone and this is the iPad thread but who cares, the platform doesn't matter - this could have been done on any number of platforms. It's neat to see stuff like this happen:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...-daughter.html |
My cousins daughter has autism and she basically has two choices: a ring of laminated pictures that she can flip through, or a computer that can "talk" for her that's ungodly expensive. My cousin lost her mind when she found out there are iPhone apps that replicate the computer behavior for around $100. Imagine what you could do with an iPad for a kid like that in a wheelchair? It wouldn't be overly hard to mount and they could have a full Stephen Hawking like set-up.