Thinking about switching from analog dictation to digital voice recorder?

Have you been having issues with your existing analog equipment, trouble finding accessories, parts or just wondering if it should be time to switch from an analog to a digital voice recorder? Well now is the perfect time as Philips has recently released a new product bundle, the DPM6700 designed for people in your situation. This new bundle includes their newly developed DPM6000 series Digital Pocket Memo voice recorder, transcription & dictation software as well as a foot pedal and headset. This complete package also comes in at a low price of $489.00, making now a great time to make the jump to digital dictation.

First lets go over the portable, this new digital pocket memo voice recorder stands out above the rest as one of the sleekest entry level professional dictation devices. You can expect top quality recordings as it features dual microphones. Its robust, yet lightweight stainless steel design offers perfect ergonomics for those long dictation sessions. With built in power saving features and a high capacity battery you will get up to 27 hours of recording and more than a week of standby time before you need to charge the device easily through any USB connection.

Next, you get the gold standard in foot controls with the included LFH2330. Truly transcription made easy, ergonomically designed with the typist in mind. Simple movements allow the typist to fully control how they listen to a dictation. The device is also configurable allowing you to tailor it to your personal preferences. Along side the foot pedal is an under-the-chin style stereo headphone designed to deliver excellent sound quality. Now, to get all of these devices to interact with your work-flow, the package includes two pieces of software. SpeechExec Dictate and SpeechExec Transcribe. SpeechExec Dictate can be installed on the authors workstation and this will enable the author to download dictations from the Pocket Memo and send them to the transcription workstation. The author can review jobs and send them as emails within this software as well.

SpeechExec Dictate can be installed on the authors workstation and this will enable the author to download dictations from the Pocket Memo and send them to the transcription workstation. The author can review jobs and send them as emails within this software as well.

SpeechExec Transcribe will be installed on the Typist workstation and can be setup to receive dictations off of the voice recorder from the authors workstation. Here the typist will be able to use the foot pedal,headset and the software together to review jobs. There are many more features available in the professional versions of these pieces of software that I will discuss in a later blog. Although designed to be straight forward with setup and installation, we can also do this for you with the purchase of our support blocks. You will have the option of adding this to your cart at time of order or you can purchase it after as well.

With this great product you will have everything you need to get started in digital dictation/transcription.