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Auditory interfaces

Gaver, 1997

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477565785388002097
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Gaver W
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Handbook of human-computer interaction

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Publisher Summary There are a myriad of opportunities for using sound in computers. Many of the most obvious involve using speech as input or output. This chapter focuses on ways to use non-speech audio in the interface—use of sound that may be less obvious but as …
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