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Dragon Systems, Inc. [DRGN]

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Introduction Compact

From IPO Central... Underwriters: Morgan Stanley Dean Witter; Hambrecht & Quist; SG Cowen

"Dragon Systems is breathing fire into the market for PC voice recognition software. The company's NaturallySpeaking products transcribe natural voice patterns, unlike earlier products on the market that required users to talk very slowly. Dragon's products are available in six languages, with special versions for legal and medical professionals and one designed specifically for teenagers. The company sells through distributors such as Ingram Micro and Tech Data, as well as through retailers and value-added resellers. Users include Bank of America, Boeing, and Peugeot. CEO and founder Janet Baker and her husband own 52% of Dragon Systems; disk drive maker Seagate Technology owns about 38%."

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59	Goldman Sachs and a Sale Gone Horribly Awry - NYTimes.com	Lahcim Leinad	-	7/15/2012
58	I'm speaking to my MacBook Pro today via Dragon for Mac. I paid 200 bucks f	Lahcim Leinad	-	5/8/2012
57	anyone intersted to discuss purchasing this equipment as far as the pro's a	Mark S.	-	7/6/1999
56	What's the latest on Dragon, as I was told by someone in the industry that	D. Van Unen	-	5/21/1999
55	ahoj!! me too. Guess I will have to wait.... pivo	praguepivo	-	4/24/1999
54	Oh!!! I had money waiting for DRGN. I guess I will just have to hold on to it	lkj	-	4/24/1999
53	I will just throw this out as a speculation - Lernout wants to own the voice re	Ben Wa	-	4/23/1999
52	It's a tough call. I certainly respect a company that withdraws to get a b	Mark Oliver	-	4/23/1999
51	Dragon withdraws its registration statement, so a plausible guess is that Seaga	Sam	-	4/23/1999
50	-- U.S. bans sturgeon fishing along Atlantic coast -- BOSTON, April 16 (Reu	Ben Wa	-	4/16/1999
49	Mark, thanks for the report. <<...just by fast computer...>>, I tr	Dan B.	-	4/16/1999
48	I have a friend at Dean Witter, and the expected IPO is around the first part o	CALIFORNIA-DUDE	-	4/13/1999
47	That is a legit concern. Even with my current system (talking into a dictapho	Kenneth Kirk	-	4/13/1999
46	I think I would be a little reluctant to use any dictation package to write leg	Mark Oliver	-	4/13/1999
45	i've always said 30 minutes of dictation is worth 2-4 hours of support staf	Mark S.	-	4/3/1999
44	ahoj!! Thanks for the post....very interesting regarding saving typist fees et	praguepivo	-	4/2/1999
43	I have Dragon but haven't installed it yet, because I'm waiting for the	Kenneth Kirk	-	4/1/1999
42	I have the Dragon on a PII233 w/64 on Win98. Works just great in its own window	manohar kanuri	-	3/25/1999
41	Pentium 3 chip helps dragon and lernout software. I don't think buying a n	Ben Wa	-	3/25/1999
40	are you serious, I cant tell. if so basicly, i am looking for a more effecient	Mark S.	-	3/25/1999
39	If you want speech on your computer screen, do this: dictate whatever you want	Ben Wa	-	3/25/1999
38	Sorry I know this is a new twist. I am looking to buy the dragon for my office	Mark S.	-	3/25/1999
37	deal was delayed because their March quarter was poor.	Ben Wa	-	3/23/1999
36	Anyone on the thread: Any word now on timing (or pricing) for the IPO? Zach	Zach	-	3/23/1999
35	Here's an auction for Dragon Nat Speak Pref 3.02 which I wonder if they'	Mark Oliver	-	3/22/1999

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