is there a program that can audibly read Wikipedia pages to me?

i really like all the Wikipedia information, but i despise sitting on my bottom all day to read it … is there some program that can audibly read these pages to me, while i’m up and about trying to do my house work, or over my HTC 3g phone while bike riding etc etc etc?

and of coarse the nicer the voice sounds the better

Answer by My Wiki Business
There really is a site that is set up to read you Wikipedia pages.

http://www.pediaphon.org/~bischoff/radiopedia/index_en.html

Mostly, it blows… but, so does Wikipedia. As with all things in life, you get what you pay for.

If after trying PediaPhon you want to have Wikipedia articles read to you by a professional-sounding human voice, contact the title-holder of MyWikiBiz.com. They will read and record any Wikipedia article for you, at the cost of $ 10 for the first 10,000 bytes of content, and $ 5 for each additional 10,000 bytes.

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