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This collection of Desktop Microphones are tethered to the PC via USB and offer users a more cost effective means of dictation into Workflow Software such as Olympus ODMS and Philips SpeechExec. As well as providing a fixed device, these microphones are also designed with 'Dragon in Mind' and both the Philips SpeechMike and Olympus RecMic boast a Six Star Dragon Rating - the highest awarded level of accuracy from nuance for use with Dragon Speech recognition.
The microphones can either be utilised with the above Olympus or Philips Software but are also commonly used as Integrators with existing systems such as BigHand, Winscribe and more. They can also be used as a standalone microphone input for Dragon Software due to their impressive Dragon Rating from Nuance.
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Philips SpeechMike Premium
The Philips SpeechMike Premium takes dictation to a new level. The microphone in the new SpeechMike Premium is decoupled from its housing for the most incredible crystal clear recording performance ever to be delivered by a desktop dictation device. This technique is derived from studio microphones to make sure there are no sound distortions whatsoever – and to guarantee outstanding speech recognition results. An Anti-Microbial surface makes this machine ideal for use within medical environments. |
Olympus RecMic II
The RecMic II Series is created to cater to the highest demands of professionals who want the best usability and results with any speech-to-text solution. The model provides exclusive benefits such as innovative noise cancellation technology with the unique Two-Microphone-System for flexible directionality and noise cancellation. The RecMic's also come with an extra smooth UV-coating and silent buttons to reduce disturbing touch noises. The device is equipped with an antimicrobial surface meeting hygienic requirements, especially when used in medical environments. |
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Grundig Digta SonicMic
The Digta SonicMic features an easily controllable trackpad for precise movement of the mouse pointer which has already proven itself in smartphones. You can, of course, adapt the speed of mouse control to the size of your monitor and positioning precision. To the left and right of the trackpad are two “mouse buttons”
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