Royal Philips Electronics recently rolled their Speech Mike Air, a wireless version of the already popular Speech Mike audio recording device. The addition of the family helps Philips is expanding its line of advanced digital voice processing solutions. Well, as you already can tell by the name of the Speech Mike air is not able to offer you a slam dunk, but have built-in wireless functionality, a dictation microphone, playback speaker, dictation and PC navigation. Not only that each purchase is accompanied by software that is compatible with Dragon Naturally Speaking speech recognition software, allowing users to adjust Speech Mike Air simply by controlling the main functions of the speech software.

The Speech Mike Air is based on a streamlined shape and comes with advanced controls, which allow you to move to an absolute minimum, so as not to interfere with the recording session. It is equipped with a “push-to-dictation” feature, which helps to dictate the process to be simplified so that they are more intuitive. Users are able to use a single button to start and stop functions, so that the whole operation easier. According to Thomas Brauner, CEO and Leader, Philips Speech Processing, “We believe that the Speech Mike Air sets the global standard in terms of innovation, ergonomics and ease of use. The system will significantly strengthen our position as the world’s leading one-stop shop for modern, digital voice processing solutions – now also offers a wireless solution for the office, medical practice or firm. With innovative technology and proven solutions that work, we are shaping the processes of our customers even more productive. ”

Part of Speech Mike Air System includes the Speech Mike AirPort cradle and Speech Mike AirBridge receiver module. The former is connected to a computer for two purposes – to the internal battery as well as Juiced data a breeze, all while the receiver module deals with speech data from the wireless dictation device, as long as you are within a 32 foot radius. All data is encrypted and transmitted over a Bluetooth connection, so sure, nobody is able to “listen” to your valuable data. The picture you see above from the wired version, so that the final product should be very similar in design.

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