Here is a interesting news release just out:
( BW)(DICTAPHONE/INTEL) Dictaphone announces plans to use Intel
Miniature Cards in new Digital Portable Recorders
Business Editors
STRATFORD, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 2, 1996--Dictaphone
Corp. announced today its plans to utilize Intel's Miniature Cards
in its future family of Digital Portable Recorders.
Dictaphone will focus its initial marketing efforts for its
Digital Portable Recorders at the huge base of existing portable
users within healthcare, legal, insurance, and at the ever mobile
professional PC business user.
"Through the utilization of Intel's Miniature Card technology,
Dictaphone is now able to provide all the benefits of digital voice
storage and voice file management, with direct integration and
compatibility with their centralized voice processing systems or any
PC. Once stored in a digital format, voice information can be
manipulated, transported, and archived on a platform of existing
networks and PCs," said Ron Elwell, vice president, marketing &
product development.
"The need for a portable voice-based link to the PC is clear.
Voice applications offer levels of speed of interaction and access
to information not possible in a 'keyboard only' environment. This
holds true for both Dictaphone's core business -- Voice and Data
Management -- as well as for the entire PC market," indicated Ron
Elwell.
The first Recorder in the Dictaphone family of Digital Portables
will be introduced early in 1997. The Dictaphone family of Digital
Portable Recorders will provide the perfect store-and-forward
solution for any application involving voice. They will add
portability, and the ability to rapidly download/upload verbal
information for transcription or management of voice files within
the PC environment.
Dictaphone is a leader in the development, manufacture,
marketing, service, and support of Integrated Voice and Data
Management (IVDM(TM)) systems and software, which include
communications recording, dictation, voice processing, voice
response, unified messaging, records management, and court room
recording. Dictaphone has a worldwide marketing, sales, service,
and support organization in over 190 U.S. cities, Canada, the United
Kingdom, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany, France, and Italy, and
dedicated dealers in 40 other countries. Company sales revenues in
1995 were approximately $353 million.
Information about Dictaphone and its products is also available
on the World Wide Web at dictaphone.com.
Inquiries regarding Intel's Series 100 Flash Memory Miniature
Card should be directed to Anne Hall, 916/356-6515, Intel Corp.,
Santa Clara, Calif.
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CONTACT: Dictaphone, Stratford
Robert Qamar, 203/381-7000
BQAM@dictaphone.com
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