Road work: when your desk is an airplane tray table, it pays to plan ahead

Article Abstract:

The experience of traveling with modern communication equipment is described. It is important to remember that technology does not replace human preparation and diligence. A laptop computer alone may require nearly a dozen pieces of equipment in order to keep it running smoothly.

Travel, Equipment and supplies, Laptop computers

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Voice recognition gets real

Article Abstract:

Voice-recognition technology has been perfected to the extent that it is being used in computers, telephone dialing and even in programming video tape recorders, with much more to come. The complexities of the technology and its future applications are discussed.

Voice recognition, Speech recognition

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Airline connections

Article Abstract:

Digital audio, color video, individual two-way telephones, along with a variety of information, shopping and entertainment services will be installed on many major airlines during 1992 and 1993. Details of the services are discussed.

Services, Airlines

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