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March General Meeting Presentations - Double Feature!

- Voice Factor - Keith Ennis

- AMD - Ron Schooler

 


Cincinnati State, Evendale Branch

March 9th, 2004  at 7:00 p.m.


First Presenter - Dragon Naturally Speaking/Voice Factor

Mr. Keith Ennis, Sales Manager for The Voice Factor/PCS, will introduce exciting new speech recognition products for the PC.

The Voice Factor Bundle is the ultimate software package including Dragon NaturallySpeaking Version 7 Preferred Plus an upgraded high-quality Noise Canceling Microphone, as well as another text-to-speech program called Text Aloud.

Dragon NaturallySpeaking Version 7 is the most advanced voice-recognition technology on the market today and after only five minutes of creating a user profile; you can become a skilled typist, using your voice instead of your keyboard and mouse. You can talk to your computer and watch your words instantly appear in virtually any Windows® based application, including Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Outlook Express, Internet Explorer and Corel WordPerfect.

Type into any Windows-based application as well as command and control your PC. Increase productivity, make your computing fun, and with no worries of carpal tunnel syndrome, neck and back strain, repetitive strain or arthritis pain. With the use of this software, you can sit at your desk with your feet up, kicked back in the chair just dictating to your PC!

Text aloud, based on the award-winning ScanSoft RealSpeak™ Version 2 is text-to-speech technology, this will read your documents and e-mails back to in a human sounding voice. Avoid eyestrain or overcome minor vision problems with this tool.

The included Voice Certified Noise-Canceling Microphone will permit dictation without concern for the usual household or office background noise.

 

 

SECOND PRESENTATION - ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES

Ron Schooler from Skyland Technology, the Midwestern regional manufacturers representative for AMD, will be discussing AMD's 64 bit technology for both desktops (Athlon 64) and servers (Opteron). He will cover the architecture of the exciting new AMD processor in detail, and will discuss why it performs well in both 32 bit and 64 bit applications. Additional information can be found on AMD's website <www.amd.com/us-en/>

There will also be a good amount of time for question and answers, as that when this very new and different technology is covered, there are always plenty of questions.

Skyland Technology represents AMD's computer processors and other manufacturers hardware to regional distributors, resellers, VAR's and OEM's.

They are currently represented in 12 states in the north central United States. They can be contacted thru their website at <www.skylandtechnology.com>

 

 

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