Best Apple Computer For Voice To Text

this computer is fast and its apple... what more can I say.

I'm so glad I bought this player for my mother! My goal was to get her on the Netflix bandwagon, which the player certainly did, though she's really wild about all the other apps it comes with like iHeart and YouTube, just to name a few. The real treat is the accessibility features. We were able to increase the size of the text for all of the player's menu options, as well as the text size within the menus of the apps. We also enabled voice, which spoke the menu options within the player and the apps. My mother has a retina disease and cannot read text without a magnifying glass, so her being able to sit on her couch and flip through the menus using the voice feature brought her joy beyond measure. I haven't seen her smile like this in a while and it makes me so happy. I hope to purchase one of these players for myself soon, and I'll definitely purchase from B&H because of the price, ease of ordering and quick shipping. Thanks y'all!

I broke the screen on my E5 and was looking for an upgrade. The screen is phenomenal, the sound is loud and clear. The voice text ( audio clip ) makes messaging fun with NO auto correct. The pictures I have taken are crisp & clear. The battery lasts looonng I have gone 3 days while using all features.

Best voice fry money can buy

EXCELLENT CHOICE for any Apple computer.

Best computer for editing videos.

Best desktop computer I had yet

The Apple iPad Pro M2 12.9 is the perfect machine for jobs I do with a mix of text and graphics. The display is stunning and the M2 chip lightning fast. All that and it is silent. Love it.

For years I have searched for a glossy 4k/5k IPS monitor comparable to Apple displays the one in the iMac (and now the Studio display). The search is over. The Alogic Clarity is awesome, and even looks like an Apple product. Not having that matte coating on the screen makes the colors pop with crisp text, much better than my matte LG 32 IPS monitors. I use the monitors for work (coding & engineering work), photo editing, watching movies, and general computer use. The monitor gets plenty bright at 400 nits (non-hdr) and 600 (hdr). It's only 60Hz and I don't game so I can't comment how it is for that purpose. One thing to note, I use this with a Mac Studio. The colors look great using whatever connection type I use. However, when connected via the thunderbolt 3 out to display port 1.4 in, the "Use as" scaling options for text are available, whereas if using the usb-c connection that is not the case (though it still allows for using different resolutions). If you are familiar with glossy displays, then yes, there are reflections with this monitor. And this may not be the best monitor in a room full of windows. But if used away from windows it's not an issue. To me, the benefit of having a clearer, sharper picture, more vibrant colors, and better perceived blacks, far outweighs the negatives. My only complaint is that it only comes in a 27 size. My god if this thing only came in a 32 size.

The best, Apple Pencil, yet. Programmable, quick, charging, long, lasting charge, and simplest yet to use. Just a couple tabs on the pencil and you can change features that the pencil does, let alone the programming that goes with the way the pencil works that as a writer, I can literally print, cursive, write formulas, and simply highlight one of the words, then highlight all of the rest of the text, by dragging the ends of the highlight, copy, and then paste as text, and everything I just put in with mixed formats, will literally show up on the screen and printed the letters. I love taking notes with this thing, double tapping between pencil and eraser, making it one of the most useful tools that literally magnetically snaps to the side of the iPad and charges quickly. I liked it so much I bought my wife one. Dr D