- October 1, 2009
TranscriptionGear.Com Unveils the 2nd Generation Pink Glimmer Transcription Headset to Benefit the National Breast Cancer Foundation
By Traci Miller in Articles onRead moreConcord, Ohio – TranscriptionGear.Com today introduced the new Glimmer Transcription Headset, adding in-line volume control and a stereo / mono switch to the world’s only pink transcription headset intended to help raise awareness of breast cancer initiatives. Glimmer™, made by Insight Headsets™, is designed for transcription with PCs and cassette transcribers that use a 3.5-millimeter (1/4 inch) plug as well…
- September 30, 2009
Glimmer Stereo Transcription Headset
Read moreWatch as TranscriptionGear.TV’s own Matt LaMond present the all new 2nd Generation Glimmer Stereo Transcription Headset. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this headset are donated to the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
- September 28, 2009
Philips LFH0955 Conference Kit now includes free transcription software
By Traci Miller in Articles onRead moreIn 2008, Philips surprised us with a high quality, portable digital conference recording system. The 955 has a special recorder with a left and right channel to allow you to record multiple channels and it comes complete with a handy metal carrying case and 2 conference microphones. Today, Philips surprised us again by announcing they were including a LFH7277 Transcription…
- August 19, 2009
Olympus DS5000 Professional Recorder Independent Product Review
By Traci Miller in Articles onRead moreBy Edward Robinson | June 25, 2008 In my office, we write many of our reports with significant amounts of custom information, and we use personal digital recorders with the dictation sent to a typing pool to get our reports typed accurately and quickly. Recently, I had to upgrade my professional quality digital recorder and wanted to share the quality…
- August 4, 2009
Advantages of Digital Dictation
By Traci Miller in Articles onRead moreDigital files can be quickly and safely downloaded to a PC where they can be transcribed or distributed electronically. Tapes must be rewound and manually transported or couriered from the author to the transcriptionist, contributing to delays in document turnaround time, adding unnecessary expenses and increasing the possibility of lost or damaged tapes. Digital uses optic technology that produces consistently…
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