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Brand | NUANCE |
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Model | G909A-G00-10.0 |
Name | IBM ViaVoice Pro USB Edition V10 |
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Type | Voice Recognition |
Version | Professional |
Operating Systems Supported | Windows |
System Requirements | For Win98SE, 2000 Professional (Service Pack 2) and XP Home & Professional Editions: Pentium 300 MHz processor and 256K L2 cache or equivalent (including AMD-K6 with 256K (L2 cache) For WinMe: Pentium III 600 MHz processor and 256K L2 cache or AMD Athlon TM 600 MHz with 256 L2 on-chip cache Minimum System Requirements 64 MB RAM for Windows 98 Second Edition and Windows Me 96 MB RAM for Windows 2000 192 MB RAM for Win XP Home and Professional USB port for USB microphone input 510 MB of available hard drive space Quad-speed CD-ROM drive or faster |
Packaging | Retail |
Feature | IBM ViaVoice Pro USB Edition is the flagship offering of the ViaVoice for Windows, Release 10 product line. It represents the merger of high-productivity software with advanced microphone technology. Pro USB Edition offers great dictation versatility; dictate, edit, and correct text in SpeakPad, the resident speech-enabled word processor, or in Word, Excel, and other applications within the Microsoft Office product suites, including Office XP, or directly into a variety of other PC applications. Pro USB supports Windows XP Professional and Home, Windows 98SE, Me and 2000 operating systems. Pro USB Edition expands the usefulness of the powerful Navigation Macro Center found in earlier generations of IBM ViaVoice for Windows. With Pro USB, users can create macros that will run across multiple applications. In addition, users can now control the speed at which their macros run. Pro USB Edition supports the use of select digital handheld recorders. Pro USB Edition is the IBM desktop voice recognition product that features IBM ViaVoice Documents -- Microsoft Word-based customized templates for letters, reports, faxes, and e-mails -- and VoiceMarks, which can read the name of a customized navigation macro to the user as an audio confirmation that the macro is being run correctly. |
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First Listed on Newegg | June 01, 2005 |
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