JK,
Is this now YOUR Fuji, or are you still using a demo?
I’m happily using Dragon Medical 8 on my desktop and am glad to know that it could also be used on a P1610.
Oh, 1GB RAM or 512K on your notebook?

Tax Man, as it states in the post that paragraph was posted as it was recognized, thus the “peer” instead of appear. I did edit the rest of the article although that was not very involved.

Thanks. Without you guys I would never know half the things I can do with this great gadget.

You’re really starting to annoy me JK! Not only do you buy the gadgets that I lust after but you also try out the software I want! Everytime I load up your blog my credit card runs and hides!

Seriously though, I’ll be very interested in how Dragon works. I was hoping to put it on my Q1 and try out the microphones but it won’t install because the processor isn’t powerful enough.

JK,
I wish I understood what the whole dual array microphone thing was all about. Nice review. So you dictated the post using voice recognition? I noticed that the last line of the post has a different word than you intended. I think you probably meant “appear” instead of “peer.” Only 1 typo. Did you have to make a bunch of corrections to your dictation or did the software get it right?

Steve, the external array mic I have will only work with certain SoundMax audio cards, not the SigmaTel the 1610 has.

Scott, it’s in the control panel.

Stupid Question, but where do I find the IntelliSonic software application on the p1610, I cant find it?

This is the review I have been waiting for! Thank you! I use the current P1510D with speech recognition regularly but had to buy another microphone to get the accuracy I wanted. The P1510D motherboard is also not compatible with the Sonic array microphone I have. I think you also have that external array microphone. I world like to see if it is compatible and more effective on the P1610.

Steve