The Title Does It Work This Week: A Hands-On Review of Voice Recognition Systems
As I sit down to write this article, I am reminded that I need a voice to help me test these new voice recognition systems. That's why I brought my friend Brett here with me today. My name is Red Pepper, and I'm a voice-over artist. If you're wondering what a voice-over artist does, it's quite simple really - we're the guys who do the voices for movie trailers, commercials, and even some animated films.
I've had a fascinating career so far, one that's taken me from driving trains to becoming a television executive. It all started when I made an announcement on my train one day, which somehow caught the attention of a television executive who was traveling on it at the time. Fifteen years later, and here I am today, still doing what I love every minute of it.
Recently, Fifth Gear invited me down to Brook to check out some new voice activation systems for Mercedes CLS and Ford Fiesta. As soon as I stepped into the car, I knew that this was going to be an exciting experience. The Mercedes CLS is a blindingly beautiful car - if you've got the money, you should definitely buy it! It's superb inside, with all sorts of advanced features at your fingertips.
I couldn't help but feel like a kid in a candy store as I explored the various features of this luxurious vehicle. However, my main priority for today was to test out these new voice recognition systems. I'm not sure if I fully understand what people mean when they say that there's a 1200-pound kit in this Merc - perhaps it's referring to a navigation system?
The CLS has an extremely expensive navigation system, which costs a whopping 1200 pounds. I must admit that I'm skeptical about its quality, but the smooth response and features seem impressive enough. The system responds at a speed of 97.9 megahertz, which seems quite fast to me.
However, I was eager to see how it compares to the Ford Fiesta's more affordable navigation system, which costs a mere 150 pounds. Upon comparing both systems, I found that while the CLS's system is certainly smooth and feature-rich, the Fiesta's system impressed me with its speed and sharpness. I couldn't help but feel that if I had to choose between these two options, I would probably go for the Fiesta - after all, it's a car designed for speed and agility.
As I continue to explore the features of both cars, I'm excited to see which one comes out on top in terms of overall quality. With the help of my friend Brett and this new voice recognition technology, I'm confident that I'll be able to provide you with an unbiased review of these two impressive vehicles.
"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: en13 take 1 action right now for our weekly slot the title does it work this week it's voice recognition systems now obviously I need a voice to help me test them so I brought my friend Brett here my name is red pepper I'm a voice-over artist if you haven't got a clue what a voice-over artist is it's the guy you hear doing the movie trailers in a time this is the rise of the machines does it work out now unfit gear I used to drive trains for living and a television executive was travelling on my train one day wonna I made an announcement he heard it and 15 years later I'm still doing what I do now and enjoying every minute one man in the world in a time that does not bother this year this fall this fall we go on fifth gear have invited me down to the brook to check out some new voice activation systems of Mercedes CLS and a Ford Fiesta the Mercedes is a blinding car if you got the money buy it it's superb really beautiful inside this is a Mercedes why this driving machine in the world a twin and tattlers oops you could get your mother again the Fiesta I'm sorry guys but it's a girl's car very tight very small beauty a star that we it's not that small to look basically trying to find out if the really expensive systems or in part with the cheap systems and vice versa has some people would say the 1200 pound kit in this Merc is perhaps the best voice-recognition system the world starring as for bird navigation systems the CLS has a very expensive system in at 1200 pounds I don't believe it is very good it's smooth its response and I think it's got everything you need navigation 97.9 megahertz there you go that's fast and good but compare it with a 150-pound system in the Fiesta it doesn't do much different great night the 150-pound system impressed me a lot because of its speed very very fast very very sharp a friend point Tai is pretty good if I had to buy either one it wouldn't have to be the one of the Fiesta very very short but I wouldn't bought a car here's what's coming up right after the break great stuff okay stay where you are guys13 take 1 action right now for our weekly slot the title does it work this week it's voice recognition systems now obviously I need a voice to help me test them so I brought my friend Brett here my name is red pepper I'm a voice-over artist if you haven't got a clue what a voice-over artist is it's the guy you hear doing the movie trailers in a time this is the rise of the machines does it work out now unfit gear I used to drive trains for living and a television executive was travelling on my train one day wonna I made an announcement he heard it and 15 years later I'm still doing what I do now and enjoying every minute one man in the world in a time that does not bother this year this fall this fall we go on fifth gear have invited me down to the brook to check out some new voice activation systems of Mercedes CLS and a Ford Fiesta the Mercedes is a blinding car if you got the money buy it it's superb really beautiful inside this is a Mercedes why this driving machine in the world a twin and tattlers oops you could get your mother again the Fiesta I'm sorry guys but it's a girl's car very tight very small beauty a star that we it's not that small to look basically trying to find out if the really expensive systems or in part with the cheap systems and vice versa has some people would say the 1200 pound kit in this Merc is perhaps the best voice-recognition system the world starring as for bird navigation systems the CLS has a very expensive system in at 1200 pounds I don't believe it is very good it's smooth its response and I think it's got everything you need navigation 97.9 megahertz there you go that's fast and good but compare it with a 150-pound system in the Fiesta it doesn't do much different great night the 150-pound system impressed me a lot because of its speed very very fast very very sharp a friend point Tai is pretty good if I had to buy either one it wouldn't have to be the one of the Fiesta very very short but I wouldn't bought a car here's what's coming up right after the break great stuff okay stay where you are guys\n"
