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I picked this off one of the OS/2 newsgroups. Personal Dictation System is a hardware and software speech recognition package. It's supposed to work at 90 wpm (only needs short pauses between each word) and features context sensitive spelling (tell it "Write a letter right now to Mr. Wright" and it'll spell everything correctly). Right now it's only available for OS/2 but IBM is supposedly porting it to other platforms. It costs about $1000. (Sorry if this sounds like an ad) PDS on a TP would be way cool! From: tim.sipples@gco.com (TIM SIPPLES) Newsgroups: comp.os.os2.apps Subject: PCMCIA Card for Speech Re Date: Thu, 7 Jul 1994 07:28:00 GMT Organization: GREATER CHICAGO 1-708-895-4042 >From: timtulloch@delphi.com > >Does anyone know if there's a PCMCIA card for the IBM Personal >Dictation System or Dragon? I want to know if I can voice-enable >a laptop PC. Thanks... in advance! --Tim Slated for September for the IBM Personal Dictation System -- stay tuned. T.F.S. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ John H. Kim |"If you don't let me play, I'm taking my ball jokim@jarthur.cs.hmc.edu | and going home." - Philadelphia Phillies' John jokim@chs.cusd.claremont.edu | Kruk's T-Shirt upon his return to the team This message sent by NUPop | after having a cancerous testicle removed ------------------------------------------------------------------------------