Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 Standard Features
- Quick Voice Formatting commands allow users to issue a single voice command to make deleting and formatting text faster than ever
- Compose emails and instant messages or surf the Web just by speaking
- Dictate and edit in virtually any Windows application, including Microsoft Word, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and AOL
- Offers unprecedented speech recognition with unrivaled accuracy levels
Price: $72.08
User Reviews about Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 Standard
I absolutely love Dragon, I am using it to type this review. I'm still getting used to it but it is fast and fairly accurate. I would recommend it to anyone. -- Dragon is nice!
Hi, I'm no computer expert, which is why I was amazed by the diference between Windows Speech Recognition (installed with my Vista Home Premium 32-bit OS) And Dragons Ver. 10. I have tried to work with the Windows Version, and it was fustrating, in-accurate, and a waste of time. I then bought Dragon Version 10, and my faith was restored in software of this type. It is easy to use, and it works. In every program and application I have tried so far, it has worked extremely well. As I said before, I'm no computer whiz. I was thrilled when I spoke into the headset, and saw what I was saying appear before my eyes. Take the time to read through the training, and learn the commands. Try it for yourself, believe me, it is worth $50. -- Blows Windows Speech Recognition Away
Everything warned me that this program would NOT work on a wee underpowered netbook with a 1.3 gHz single core processor (Toshiba T115-S1100) SO I ordered the cheapest, scaled-down version of Naturally Speaking (NS) figuring I could eat the $ loss when it failed to install and work! I did download the CPUID CU-Z utility (found online) to run a diagnostic to see if my processor had SSE2 (?), a major prequisite, and once I got that confirmation it was... go 4 it!
Lo and behold, against all odds, NS Standard installed with ease and speed (on 32-bit Win 7 Home Premium) and continues to work flawlessly!
I did opt for the Plantronics DSP 400 and it may have provided a boost of some kind over the headset that came bundled with NS. The DSP 400 is also a great product and I recommend you spend the extra bucks to get this marvel - it comes with its own sound card - a bonus for those saddled with weak sound cards like frail netbooks or small cheap notebooks..... more than a placebo, the DSP 400 is the real deal.
Back to NS, a fantastic program, the learning curve takes maybe 40-minutes to set up "your" speech pattern. I found that slowing your speaking rate reduced errors considerably (doh!) and it might take a few days/2000 words for NS to get accustomed to your idiosyncrasies. No biggie I assure you. The more you talk the better it gets.
I rate NS 10-Stars.
-- AMAZING
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