Chandigarh: Computer chip maker Intel today said it is working on developing a chip that can support voice enabled software application in computers that may be launched next year.

“We are working closely with many companies on voice-enabled application...we are working on a chip that should be compatible with voice enabled interface and it should have that much capacity and should be that much powerful which can process it with minimum usage of battery,” Intel Technology India, Director, Marketing & Market Development (South Asia) Sandeep Aurora told reporters here today.

“I would expect it may come out next year,” he said.

Noting that a few voice enabled interface solutions are available in the market but which are not much robust, he said, “for a country like India where literacy rate is not that much high, rolling out of voice enabled software solutions will be immensely beneficial.”

Read Also:

Top 5 Threats That Social Media Can Inflict On Users

Google India's Great Online Shopping Festival Website Goes Bust On Day One