I've seen some comments that voice control is not the way to go. How can you say this, did you never watch Knight Rider? Who can resist being able to control a machine with the sound of your voice? As for the feasabilty of voice command control just talk to a handicapp person who uses one and you will see these programs do work, and they work well.
Car mp3 players have been around for sometime, but when I'm in my car I usually concentrate on driving and don't have the time to sort through thousands of mp3s (or any CDs) for the song that I'm in the mood for. With voice control your attention stays on the task at hand allowing you to quickly select a song without risking a car wreak.
Voice control will be a standard feature in the future.
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I've seen some comments that voice control is not the way to go. How can you say this, did you never watch Knight Rider? Who can resist being able to control a machine with the sound of your voice? As for the feasabilty of voice command control just talk to a handicapp person who uses one and you will see these programs do work, and they work well.
Car mp3 players have been around for sometime, but when I'm in my car I usually concentrate on driving and don't have the time to sort through thousands of mp3s (or any CDs) for the song that I'm in the mood for. With voice control your attention stays on the task at hand allowing you to quickly select a song without risking a car wreak.
Voice control will be a standard feature in the future.