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Jan 17, 08Pediaphon
Now you can listen to Wikipedia on your mp3 player. Pediaphon is a free service by Andreas Bischoff, which generates MP3 audio files from Wikipedia articles by speech synthesis. The service is operated at the University of Hagen, Germany. These files can be played immediately in the web browser or be downloaded for later use in a mp3 player. Also offers a wap interface for mobile phones.
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