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with ALL the over head in WINDOWS, I can see why some basic things CANT RUN. try it in Linux.
rogel,
you name is a link to the site you wanted, thats FUNNY.
I wondered what happened to Dragon naturally speaking…
Now I know.
but they need a better mic, a Quiet room, and echo reduction. STILL
This is what happened to Dragon:
Still they must have screwed something up in the presentation. I’ve tested Vista SR myself and didn’t have much problems. The technology is a bit “volatile”, but if they are making a live presentation, they should be better prepared.
5,
Very true.
As noise reduction, is the REAL key to this, and a Mic with a VERY short range.
no comments about the slanted and bad reporting?
Does this remind anyone of what was said about the selective editing done in those dumb man in the street interviews? If I was Microsoft, I would flat out sue the reporter for her comments and false reporting.
@ #7
Alright, here it goes:
How unsurprising that those reporters merely latched on to a popular viewpoint that nobody would argue with, and used it to take a bunch of cheap shots at Microsoft, rather than just explaining what was going on or *GASP* telling the whole story.
Feel better?
Or was the person responsible JUST STUPID, to do it in the fiirst place.
The “whole story” looks just as bad to me.
You could get more work done if you were typing with oven mits on.
Love to see 30 wpm…
Anyone else notice that the “whole story” has the computer spelling “like” as “let” and the note is addressed to someone named “Shanen”? Who spells it “Shanen”?
come on Milo…these days the spelling of a name isn’t a for sure thing.
But as someone said…it is slow….it moved quickly going through the different areas…but once it started the document. it was slow.