Philips launches new mobile digital dictation device
Royal Philips Electronics has released the Digital Pocket Memo 9370 for mobile dictation, which includes SpeechExec Dictate software for digital recording.
According to the Amsterdam, Netherlands-based company, SpeechExec Dictate allows users to track work in progress and give work priority status for faster transcription.
Thomas Brauner, CEO of Philips Speech Processing, said that with the Digital Pocket Memo 9370, “we have created a package that combines advanced technology, easy-to-use software and accessories, representing a powerful case for switching from analog to digital dictation – right now.”
Brauner said the device also comes with a 256 MB SD card, a travel pouch, alkaline batteries and a USB cable.
According to the Amsterdam, Netherlands-based company, SpeechExec Dictate allows users to track work in progress and give work priority status for faster transcription.
Thomas Brauner, CEO of Philips Speech Processing, said that with the Digital Pocket Memo 9370, “we have created a package that combines advanced technology, easy-to-use software and accessories, representing a powerful case for switching from analog to digital dictation – right now.”
Brauner said the device also comes with a 256 MB SD card, a travel pouch, alkaline batteries and a USB cable.