Technical Magic, a London based software developer, announces the release of ReallyEasyReader (www.reallyeasyreader.com).

This platform independent application combats the emerging problem of the information age, "Too much information". Every day, we need to absorb so much information in both our work and studies that we have too little time to read it all.

ReallyEasyReader enables the user to read electronic documents faster. Students can revise faster and learn more, allowing them to achieve higher grades. Employees can save time, employers can save money.

Using ReallyEasyReader instantly increases reading speed while maintaining comprehension levels. Practice using the program continues to boost reading speed and helps the user to reach their full potential.

ReallyEasyReader removes the need to study and practice speed reading techniques, all the results of using these techniques are built into one convenient interface. The user simply loads the text they wish to read, chooses the speed and presses play.

The visually impaired can use ReallyEasyReader to read electronic documents at a size they can see, no more reading glasses or having to peer at the screen.

Dyslexics can use ReallyEasyReader to combat and overcome the problems faced when reading. ADHD and sufferers of similar afflictions can use ReallyEasyReader to build concentration and overcome the limitations they currently face.

ReallyEasyReader only works with electronic documents; however regular users are also showing large improvements in their reading of printed materials.

Features include:
Platform independence based, uses Java Runtime Environment version 1.4 or higher Integrated support for multiple document types; TXT, DOC, PDF, HTML
Copy and paste text from any other program Open web pages directly

The free trial version has a maximum usable speed of more than double the national average at 500 words per minute. The full version of the software costs $17.

ReallyEasyReader is the result of identifying how the eyes and brain work together to absorb information. This knowledge was used to create the software, allowing any user to rapidly and easily assimilate information while overcoming all of the major problems encountered in the process.

Ross Illingworth, creator of the software, said "It found it highly frustrating that I could read printed text so fast, but I had no way of doing the same on a computer screen. So I set about creating ReallyEasyReader and now benefit from saving massive amounts of time on a daily basis through using it."

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Notes for Editors

Technical Magic is continuing its research into how the brain functions. NeuroNet a prototype Limited Artificial Construct Intelligence is also being developed from this research.

The average executive spends nearly 2 hours every day reading. By simply doubling their reading speed they can reduce this by nearly an hour every day. At an average cost of $100 per hour to their employer, this can equate to the transfer of man-hours worth $1,000s every year to more beneficial activities.

For more information, please contact:
Ross Illingworth
Site: www.reallyeasyreader.com