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Motorola Lexicus Announces Handwriting Recognition on DragonBall Microprocessor

by John Jerney | Sep 25, 1995 | Timeline 1995

The Original Press Release Motorola Lexicus Announces Handwriting Recognition on New Low-Power Microprocessor; DragonBall and QuickPrint Deliver High Performance in a Small Memory Footprint September 25, 1995 — Motorola’s Lexicus division announced the...

Motorola Lexicus Enhances Cursive Handwriting Recognition Improving Input to Microsoft Word and PowerPoint

by John Jerney | Nov 13, 1995 | Timeline 1995

The Original Press Release Motorola Lexicus Enhances Cursive Handwriting Recognition; Dramatically Improves Input to Microsoft Word and PowerPoint; New Version is Faster, More Accurate and Easier to Use November 13, 1995 — Motorola, Lexicus Division (NYSE:MOT)...

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