Slideshows Channel comes together to honour industry excellence at ARN Innovation Awards The recorder and software sell for $499 and can be purchased through: Dragon said the cards are similar to those used in digital cameras and are available at camera and consumer electronic stores.ĭragon points out that to download files a user simply instructs the software and the recording is placed into a special window or a Windows application. It can hold up to 40 minutes of dictation and through removable cards the memory can be upgraded to 8MB. The recorder stores information digitally in a compressed format which Dragon claims provides accurate transcriptions. The multi-language handheld digital recorder and organiser has an updated system for analysing more natural language and speech patterns by learning the voice of its user in around five minutes, the company said. Systems announced recently it has shipped the next-generation NaturallySpeaking Mobile Organiser Version 4.

ViaVoice Standard sells for $129, ViaVoice Web for $169 and ViaVoice Pro for $369. ViaVoice Web and ViaVoice Pro permit users to talk directly to the browsers Internet Explorer, Netscape and the Internet service provider AOL.Īll three products are available in Australia now through Tech Pacific and major retail chains. Improvements to the editing function means users can correct words and phrases either by voice, keyboard or mouse. The software `learns' the way a person speaks so the more the product is used the more accurate ViaVoice becomes. The voice recognition improvements allow users to `tell' a computer to switch between applications or send e-mail. IBM claims it has improved the accuracy and enhanced the editing function of the software ViaVoice Standard, ViaVoice Web and ViaVoice Pro. IBM has improved its ViaVoice Millennium family speech recognition software enabling users to `more easily' command a PC and surf the Web, the vendor announced recently.

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