In every word you read, there is an “Optimal Recognition Point” or ORP. If you were read a Harry Potter novel at 1000 words per minute you could finish it in around 1 hour. Put simply, it can help you read a LOT faster. Spritz says its text streaming technology is rooted in science and “uniquely designed” for small screens, removing the “inconvenience of scrolling, swiping, squinting and pinching” to read on devices inside a special display called a “redicle.” Plus, Spritz is simple to use, the company says, and can be learned in less than five minutes. Well if you’ve always wanted to read War and Peace, but you’re not really up for devoting your entire fortnight summer holiday Tolstoy’s lengthy tome, then it should come in handy!
According to Spritz, “The time consuming part of reading lies mainly in the actual eye movements from word to word and sentence to sentence.” So by eliminating this movement, displaying each word in the same place at the optimal reading position your Words Per Minute can be dramatically increased.
Spritz is trying to reinvent how we read, in order to make it more efficient. Would you finish more books then? Of course you would! Well it might not be as ridiculous as it sounds.
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“I’d love to read more, I just don’t have the time” – Sound familiar? Imagine being able to read a full novel in only 90 minutes.
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