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To: Sawtooth who wrote (11)	7/13/1999 5:50:00 PM
From: Mark Oliver	Read Replies (2) of 332

It's an interesting concept, but I have to wonder how functional really typing Chinese or any language on a Palm Pilot can be. I would guess most people rely on a PC to do the grunt work of data entry and then linc it to their Palm. The issue of data entry in China has been an interesting conversation before. The number of Chinese characters and complexity may be a road block to widespread adoption. Clearly, they need computers, and they are still buying quickly by any standards, but some feel a speech recognition product using the new built in functions on the PIII will make PC's much more functional. Speech recognition at the desktop and Kiosk will make a lot of people around the world immediately PC literate. Regards, Mark

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