[access-uk] Re: Cobolt tap memo
- From: deonv@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2007 10:15:01 +0100
Hi Ari and List
What Austrian device?
Thanks
Deon
At 20:14 10/09/2007, you wrote:
Not to sound rude here, but that really sounds a
hugely expensive price for such a device. A few
years ago I already just paid $100 for an Imp
voicediary, and this was before talking
cellphones and stuff. Also, with such a little
space, isn't maybe a new Olympus recorder or
something like that better than this? I know
it's probably aimed at people who don't want
something high-powered, but nowadays surely
there's not much need for a product like this,
especially as there's also the Tadi, Voice Mate
and that other one from the Austrian company?
Ari
----- Original Message -----
From: <mailto:brian@xxxxxxxxxxx>Brian Hartgen
To: <mailto:access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2007 5:18 PM
Subject: [access-uk] Cobolt tap memo
Hi
I think it was Graham Page who was asking about
the tap memo product from Cobolt. I have not
seen this product, but I have today recorded the
audio CD which will accompany it.
From what I was reading, it seems very much
like the old Voice Mate, however the interface
is very simple and consistent across all
functions. All the facilities are operated by
voice recognition technology coupled with
pressing predominantly one key, the tap key,
but occasionally two other keys come into
play. The unit has battery and memory
indicators, a locator feature which will enable
you to whistle to find out where it is, there
is an alarm clock, calendar, address book and
memo pad. The functionality seems limited in
terms of capacity, but as I say the interface
itself seemed to be consistent and for some
people who want something very easy to use it
should be fine. It can store up to 60 phone
numbers/addresses, 30 memos, 30 calendar entries. The memory is 64 MB flash.
There is a help system on board. At any point
you can use the command "what can I say" in
order to hear a list of commands you can use relative to where you are.
If you want any more information please let me
know and I will do what I can to help, but it
sounds like we should have one of these units to
test for Infotech. The price is I think £89.
Brian Hartgen
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