Gift Tip 59: SmartShopper Voice Recognition Grocery List Organizer

Dec 6 2009, 4:00pm CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

The Voice Recognition Grocery List Organizer stores and prints grocery lists generated from the items you speak into its microphone. Using Nuance’s state-of-the-art voice recognition technology, simply press a button on the unit and speak the name of a grocery item you will need on your next visit to the store. The Voice Recognition Grocery List Organizer could even come in handy for busy executives. The Voice Recognition Grocery List Organizer makes shopping lists a breeze. You can record anything you want to make a list of! Each spoken product will appear on the LCD.

The Voice Recognition Grocery List Organizer can recognize 2,500 item types and even brand names. For those with arthritis & dexterity issues, this device couldn’t come sooner. With its many features, built-in printer and customizable item database, the Voice Recognition Grocery List Organizer is a must-have gadget for any household. Even with its compact design, the voice recognition grocery list organizer features a readable LCD display and thermal paper roll printer. The voice recognition list organizer unit is a compact: 7 1/2” x 4” and only 1 1/4” thick.

With multiple mounting options, it’s easy to find a space in your life for organization. The Voice Recognition Grocery List Organizer features a durable, hard plastic casing with an attractive brushed aluminum front. Not only will this magnetic grocery list generator simplify your shopping, it also looks great in the kitchen. This is yet another reason that the voice recognition grocery list organizer is a great unique gift idea.

The Voice Recognition Grocery List Organizer organizes and prints your grocery list and easy to operate, voice-recognition software lets you create and update your list with minimum fuss. The large LCD screen and customizable item database are the added features of this product. This Grocery List Organizer sells for the bargain price of $30.60 on Amazon, but there is a newer version of the Smart Shopper available on Hammacher that sells for $99.95. The new version can handle 5,000 items and has a cooler design.

Great Gift For
The Voice Recognition Grocery List Organizer is a thoughtful gift that helps friends and family save time and is sure to look great in anyone’s kitchen.

Price and Where to Buy
The Voice Recognition Grocery List Organizer is $30.60 at Amazon.com.

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Luigi Lugmayr
Luigi is the founding chief Editor of I4U News and brings over 15 years experience in the technology field to the ever evolving and exciting world of gadgets. He started I4U News back in 2000 and evolved it into vibrant technology magazine.
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