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  • Why it's getting easier to talk to your PC

    Many IT professionals have been muttering at their computer for years. But, according to Microsoft researchers, advances in voice-recognition technology mean PCs might start responding - and intelligently, too.

  • Improvements in VRS increase productivity

    If you're a sloppy eater, a slow typist, or just into cool new gadgets, add voice recognition software to your bag of tricks and watch the magic happen.

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