Huaqi Information Digital Technology, a company headquartered in China, is known as a domestic manufacturer of portable storage devices and digital products.
It is also the developer of the Miao T reading pens which come in several models range for different intents but based on the same concept: translating text into sound.
Known also as the Aigopen 2008, Miao T offers MP3 audio quality with background noise reduction, earphones, Chinese and English languages support, is lightweight fitting your pocket, supports USB 2.0 connectivity, has 10 volume levels, and if it remains inactive for 5 minutes it turns Off automatically.
One example of such a device is Her Version of Prestige, which is a red pen capable of “reading” 38 classic love songs and 146 personal photos from the “book” collection it comes with, having 300 minutes touching story, and being designed for ladies that enjoy listening to the music.



It uses a 3.7V battery for up to 8 hours of operating time and charges via miniUSB. The charging time is of 2 hours and the storage capacity is of 1GB.
Miao T Her Version of Prestige measures 127 x 26 x 20 mm and weighs 37 grams.
The Miao T pen for intensive English learning translates from Chinese into English the text you point at in the course books which come in 5 volumes: pronunciation, business edition, hearing comprehension, and 2 levels of Chinese culture.



Miao T pen teaches Chinese people the English language by reading the text when they point at specific illustrations in the book, allowing them to repeat what they hear in the earphones.
This pen model’s storage capacity is of 2GB.



The third Miao T pen I want to show you is a model that reads best selling books in China, with a memory of 2GB.
Here is the video showing how it works.