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Voice recognition - who will dominate?

An SI Board Since March 1997

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
81	1	0	FONX

Emcee: Dr. Bob	Type: Unmoderated

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I'd be interested in hearing from folks who have studied the various companies developing voice recognition. Fonix, Kurzweil, Lernout & Hauspie, and perhaps others all have their own threads, but I think we could all do better picking the winning horse(s) if we discussed strengths and weaknesses of our favorites with each other. My money's on FONX right now, because it appears that they have a continuous speech product about to get a patent, and to market shortly thereafter. But the management has made some questionable financial decisions lately, so I'd change horses (or maybe try to straddle a couple) if someone could convince me that their favorite was better.

Bob

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81	In the field of speech who will dominate? The loudest Voice? The voice with th	pgl52	-	10/30/1998
80	Victor, A couple more thoughts on FONX: One has to be concerned about the len	Dr. Bob	-	9/25/1998
79	Victor, Just a few words of caution, even at this level: 1. The vaunted foni	Dr. Bob	-	9/24/1998
78	Two years ago a friend from Utah introduced me to Fonix. Often enough, I studie	Victor_F	-	9/24/1998
77	Philips Speech Processing, a division of Philips Electronics had an announcemen	David S.	-	1/5/1998
76	Alan, After missing several target dates for revenues, FONX is now very tight-	Dr. Bob	-	11/15/1997
75	Anybody know of any deals that FONX might have in the works at the present time	Alan	-	11/15/1997
74	Well, here's my predictions for 1998: 1. 1998 will be the year voice reco	Dr. Bob	-	11/15/1997
73	IBM's product now available for use with a dictaphone: biz.yahoo.com Lern	Dr. Bob	-	11/14/1997
72	Then, why are you going on about the stock?	Canada	-	11/10/1997
71	Sir, I do not own fonix stock and have not for 5 months, my reasons being much	Dr. Bob	-	11/6/1997
70	Your tactics appear to revolve around the concept of the best defense is a good	Canada	-	11/6/1997
69	Subj: Lernout & Hauspie Introduces Award-Winning Continuous Speech Editing	Dave Doriguzzi	-	9/29/1997
68	FYI, WSJI is free again via smartmoney: smartmoney.com	Andy Dennie	-	9/22/1997
67	Sorry for the delay in responding; I was out of town. I can't post the WS	Dr. Bob	-	9/22/1997
66	Could you post that article for us? And IMHO, there is more to the Voice Techn	Jeffrey S. Marth	-	9/18/1997
65	On further reflection - as best as I can tell, you used your first two SI posts	Dr. Bob	-	9/17/1997
64	Sounds like fonix isn't one of your favorite stocks. You should check out	Dr. Bob	-	9/17/1997
63	What kind of bullshit analysis is this. I hope that you have an investment stra	Canada	-	9/17/1997
62	Why is your message/question still listed on this screen from March of this yea	Canada	-	9/17/1997
61	Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition has an article on LHSPF today which is	Dr. Bob	-	9/15/1997
60	Well, it may be too soon to declare a winner in this "Who will dominate&qu	Dr. Bob	-	9/11/1997
59	OFF TOPIC Hi Bob, I want to congratulate you on your excellent insight on	ed doell	-	9/11/1997
58	Is anyone following Applied Voice Recognition (AVRI)? Here is a link to the boa	Matt Burton	-	9/5/1997
57	techstocks.com	Done, gone.	-	7/31/1997

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