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		<title>By: Balsą atpažįstantis pirkinių sąra&#353;o sudarytojas · Radiocool.lt</title>
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		<dc:creator>Balsą atpažįstantis pirkinių sąra&#353;o sudarytojas · Radiocool.lt</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 24 Jul 2009 17:27:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>By: Grocery list helper</title>
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		<dc:creator>Grocery list helper</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Published by Maria Mihale, on Jul 24 2009, in the categories: Gadgets         Ok, the device I’m about to describe in the following lines won’t help you do your grocery list, but it will give you a savior helping hand when you need it most: it will help you not to forget what you wanted to buy when you left from home. Because, whether you like it or not, we’re tempted to forget, even if we usually do our best in order to keep everything in mind.     And if you wonder where you’ll be able to purchase this device from, then let me tell you that Hammacher Schlemmer is the best place to find all sorts of unusual stuff.          “This device stores and prints grocery lists generated from the items you speak into its microphone. Using an integrated voice recognition system, the shopping list manager matches a spoken item with one of the 2,500 food, beverage, household, beauty, and office products in its database. Each spoken product appears on the LCD and you can add it to the list and print an alphabetized record with the touch of a button. The device recognized words as specific as swordfish, emery boards, and lawn bags, and identifies errands, such as going to the bank, library, or veterinarian.”  A great advantage for you is that you’ll be able to create two different lists in the same time and you can also add new products to the already existing database (but no more than 5,000 items). In addition, you can attach it to your refrigerator, as it has a magnet, or you can mount it to a wall. It runs on four AA batteries and it comes with a roll of paper.  You can go grab the Voice Recognition Grocery List Organizer from  Hammacher Schlemmer for no more than $99.95.  (Source:  Coolest-Gagdets) [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Published by Maria Mihale, on Jul 24 2009, in the categories: Gadgets         Ok, the device I’m about to describe in the following lines won’t help you do your grocery list, but it will give you a savior helping hand when you need it most: it will help you not to forget what you wanted to buy when you left from home. Because, whether you like it or not, we’re tempted to forget, even if we usually do our best in order to keep everything in mind.     And if you wonder where you’ll be able to purchase this device from, then let me tell you that Hammacher Schlemmer is the best place to find all sorts of unusual stuff.          “This device stores and prints grocery lists generated from the items you speak into its microphone. Using an integrated voice recognition system, the shopping list manager matches a spoken item with one of the 2,500 food, beverage, household, beauty, and office products in its database. Each spoken product appears on the LCD and you can add it to the list and print an alphabetized record with the touch of a button. The device recognized words as specific as swordfish, emery boards, and lawn bags, and identifies errands, such as going to the bank, library, or veterinarian.”  A great advantage for you is that you’ll be able to create two different lists in the same time and you can also add new products to the already existing database (but no more than 5,000 items). In addition, you can attach it to your refrigerator, as it has a magnet, or you can mount it to a wall. It runs on four AA batteries and it comes with a roll of paper.  You can go grab the Voice Recognition Grocery List Organizer from  Hammacher Schlemmer for no more than $99.95.  (Source:  Coolest-Gagdets) [...]</p>
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