Say-MAGic - An Exciting New Product Launched at CSUN 2009
For some time it has been possible to talk to the computer using a natural voice while at the same time receiving speech feedback from it, allowing a blind person to control the computer without using the keyboard. But low vision users (or people with dyslexia and language challenges who need enhanced visual display support) have not been able to benefit from this technology. Now they can with Say-MAGic. Linking Dragon NaturallySpeaking from Nuance and MAGic from Freedom Scientific together, Say-MAGic provides a fantastic range of facilities for users of display management technology who wish to control the computer with the voice. This product was very well received at the CSUN 2009 conference in Los Angeles!
Brian Hartgen, Product Development Manager of T&T Consultancy, will give a live demonstration of the product within Tek Talk on 30 March 2009. In addition, Ed Rosenthal from Next Generation Technologies Incorporated (who has vast experience in using voice input technology) will talk about the significance of Say-MAGic upon the Access Technology market today. Plenty of time will be available for questions to the presenters.
Contact Details
Brian Hartgen
Product Development Manager
T&T Consultancy Ltd
Email: Brian.hartgen@tandt-
Web: www.tandt-consultancy.com <http://www.tandt-consultancy.
Edward Rosenthal, CEO
Next Generation Technologies Inc
Email: edward@ngtvoice.com <mailto:edward@ngtvoice.com>
Web: www.ngtvoice.com <http://www.ngtvoice.com/>
Date: Monday, March 30th, 2009.
Time: 5:00 p.m. Pacific, 6:00 p.m. Mountain, 7:00 p.m. Central,
8:00 p.m. Eastern and elsewhere in the world Tuesday 0:00 GMT
Where: The Pat Price Tek Talk Training Room at:
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818-998-0044
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Accessible World
617-969-1213
Email: joannbecker@pcomcast.net <mailto:joannbecker@pcomcast.
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Talking Communities
Email: buys@talkingcommunities.com <mailto:buys@
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