> You could except you would get sued. The Kindle 2 was announced with a feature that would read the book to you and Amazon landed in court. But yet here we ar

> You could except you would get sued. The Kindle 2 was announced with a feature that would read the book to you and Amazon landed in court. But yet here we are, 9 years later, and the Kindle apps on Android, Windows and iOS support screen reader access to books. Those screen readers can use an array of voices, undoubtedly including the speech engines used in the original TTS feature written about here.