description Philips FreeSpeech Overview
Philips FreeSpeech was a dictation software suite released in the late 1980s and early 1990s, utilizing Dragon NaturallySpeaking technology to convert spoken words into text on IBM PCs and compatibles.
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What was Philips FreeSpeech used for?
Philips FreeSpeech was dictation software that converted spoken words into text. It was designed for IBM PCs and compatible computers.
Which speech-recognition technology did Philips FreeSpeech use?
Philips FreeSpeech used Dragon NaturallySpeaking technology for speech recognition. It was part of the late-1980s and early-1990s generation of dictation software.
When was Philips FreeSpeech released?
Philips FreeSpeech was released in the late 1980s and early 1990s. It belongs to an earlier era of desktop speech-to-text software for IBM-compatible PCs.
Did Philips FreeSpeech work on modern smartphones?
No modern smartphone support is indicated by the product description. Philips FreeSpeech was designed for IBM PCs and compatibles and used the Dragon NaturallySpeaking technology of its period.
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