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Mon, 19 Jul 2004 15:54:05 -0700
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Re: Is there such a device?
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Have you checked Office XP? It includes voice recognition and I have used it
to dictate text into MS Word. Dragon has low cost ($30) versions of their
voice recognition software - I tried Naturally Speaking for Teens and it
worked quite well. I don't need it now that I have Office 2003.

Peter
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> -----Original Message-----
> This looks exactly like the device I imagined, thanks. It's a
> little pricey
> at $650 for device and software but it will definitely do
> what I want. I
> imagine there are no cheaper alternatives since Phillips
> probably made the
> device for  Dragon and Dragon is the leader in voice
> recognition right?
>
> Jose

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