Audiofy Audiobook Chips ("bookchips") Can Now be Played on Apple Macintosh Desktops and Laptops--Customers Can Now Listen to Digital Audiobook Chips on More Devices Than Ever

Audiofy Corporation, a premier digital audiobook publisher, today announced that Macintosh users can now enjoy Audiofy's Audiobook Chips. Hundreds of digital audiobook titles are now available for all popular PCs, smartphones and PDAs.

Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) October 27, 2005 -- Audiofy Corporation, a premier digital audiobook publisher, today announced that all of the company's audiobook chip titles now be enjoyed by users of Apple iMac, eMac, PowerMac, iBook and PowerBook computers. These newly enhanced chips are available immediately through www.audiofy.com, www.pimsleurdirect.com, eBay, Amazon, and Audiofy's audiobook chip resellers.

"Audiofy's audiobook chip platform already supports a wide array of devices, including Microsoft Windows PCs, Palm PDAs, Pocket PC handhelds, Treo cell phones and Windows Mobile smartphones," said Peter D. Nalle, Audiofy's CEO. "Now, our digital audio titles can be enjoyed by millions of Macintosh desktop and laptop users as well."

Audiofy's audiobook chip platform already supports a wide array of devices, including Microsoft Windows PCs, Palm PDAs, Pocket PC handhelds, Treo cell phones and Windows Mobile smartphones

Customers who have already purchased Audiofy audiobook chips but would also like to use them on a Mac may upgrade them for a small fee that covers shipping and handling charges. Please visit www.audiofy.com/upgrade for details.

Audiofy's audiobook chips are specially created memory cards that allow customers to listen to audiobooks on most devices that can accept MMC or SD cards, including desktop computers, laptops, handheld PDAs and smartphones. Apple owners can use any device that reads SD memory cards, such as USB media readers often used with digital cameras, or Audiofy's own USB adapter, available for purchase through the company's online store.

Chips can be played on Windows Mobile handhelds and smartphones using Pocket PC 2002 or later, and palmOne handhelds and smartphones with Palm OS 5.21 or later. Additionally, Audiofy's Audiobook Player offers an inexpensive alternative for customers without those devices to listen to audiobook chips. The pocket-sized player weighs just ounces, and is easy to use whether you are driving, commuting, exercising or just on the living room sofa. All Audiofy products comply with the "Audiobook Compatible" standard established by the Audio Publishers Association and the Consumer Electronics Association.

Audiofy Audiobook Chips are not currently compatible with the Apple iPod music player or Apple's iTunes software.

About Audiofy Corporation

Audiofy is a leading developer of digital audiobook solutions and the publisher of "audiobooks on chips." Audiofy's titles include the Pimsleur line of spoken audio foreign language training courses from Simon & Schuster, best-selling business audiobooks from Soundview Executive Book Summaries, a range of fiction and non-fiction titles from In Audio and Jimcin Recordings, and spiritual titles from Litchfield Associates and Covenant Press.

Audiofy Audiobook Chips are available for sale at www.audiofy.com, www.pimsleurdirect.com and many other online retailers. Audiofy delivers an innovative audiobook platform and services for the world's spoken audio and audiobook content, enabling publishing partners to rapidly and cost effectively launch complete, customized digital audiobook titles.

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