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| | Localised applications hit the office in Chennai - India Computes - Express Computer India |
 | | Ideally, it could include English (the colonial language, but still widely used to interconnect different parts of the nation and known by most who have gone in for a higher education), Hindi (the national language and widely spoken in North India) and the regional language. |
 | | Secondly, argues Annadurai, to make this useful and relevant to the common man, the software needed to be inexpensively priced. |
 | | In a language like Telugu, you could need four to five keystrokes to create one character, says Annadurai, adding that his company is working on a pen-interface for handwriting-recognition systems. |
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