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Old 08-02-2006, 11:07 PM   #1
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New Review Posted: Talkman

Then Andrew spends a little time with the odd title Talkman:

"In the beginning there was Walkman: a cultural cornerstone. Then there was Discman: a cultural concession. Then there was Walkman again, this time in MP3 flavor and on cell phones: a marketing inevitability. And now there's TalkMan: a cultural pun. Perhaps that's unfair, but in truth, Sony will have a hard time convincing people that this foreign language aid will be as essential a travel companion to them as their iPod, their Nintendogs or, presumably, their foreign dictionary. "

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Old 08-03-2006, 04:03 AM   #2
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Re: New Review Posted: Talkman

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The voice recognition is reliable enough for me to usually predict Max's evaluations (I generally know when I'm saying things right), and the complexity rises gently until I find full sentences rolling off your tongue with growing confidence.
Slight edit mistake there (all my didactic "you"'s get converted to personable "I"'s). Nothing spooky going on, promise.
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