News | November 15, 2007

Philips Launches Mobile Digital Dictation Device

November 16, 2007 - Philips announced today the launch of the new Digital Pocket Memo 9370 for mobile dictation, designed to make the transition from analog to digital dictation fast and easy.

The Digital Pocket Memo 9370 includes SpeechExec Dictate software, representing a comprehensive package that makes it easy for all users to be productive instantly with digital recording. Voice files are recorded onto an exchangeable SD card and emailed or downloaded via USB to a PC for transcription. Recording functions are controlled with a push-button system, and “smart buttons” facilitate intuitive on-screen menu selections.

The Digital Pocket memo 9370’s backlit LCD provides a job status overview for control and navigation. SpeechExec Dictate is the dictation software with settings that can be configured individually to suit the needs of every author.

For more information: www.medical.philips.com

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