Sentences with phrase «costs than voice»

Exit usually has lower costs than voice for the individual.

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ISPs partnering with Deltathree offer voice - mail services for 80 % less than what traditional voice - mail service costs, says Deltathree's Bardin.

The cost of voicing disapproval is much greater than the benefit gained from opposition, any media that isn't saying their country is the best in the world is shut down, and relatively speaking the living conditions of each country aren't bad enough to warrant revolt.

The TSX will retail for between $ 25,000 and $ 30,000, and the only option is a large - screen, voice - activated navigation system that will cost about $ 2,000 more than a paper map.

Most likely, the ATS is going to cost more, because you're going to want the Luxury «collection» of equipment for more than just its standard Cadillac User Experience (CUE) infotainment system, which installs an 8 - inch touchscreen display, a reversing camera, natural voice recognition technology, Apple CarPlay smartphone projection technology (with Android Auto coming soon), and a wireless smartphone charging pad.

Digital magazines, newspapers, video channels, even dissemination of digital content through social media have given a voice to everyone from neighborhood residents to small businesses and startups, all for a far more cost effective and reach potential than any previous format.

Can't believe they sacrificed manufacturing costs on a something that's used more for voice commands and navigating the OS than hardware power.

The initial print run sold well enough to spawn a budget - priced «Platinum» reprint a year later: this edition doesn't include the «full voice» card or AST, but does feature Mega Black Label (minus MBL 1.1) right on the disc, which more than makes up for it, especially at the reduced cost of entry.

Admittedly, there's nothing in the buyable loot boxes you can't potentially get in - game with a hell of a lot of time and effort, but it's hard to see Blizzard selling bundles of skins, emotes and various other trinkets, some of which cost more than Overwatch itself, and not feel a sense of disapproval, especially considering there's no other game rewards and the vast majority of loot boxes only cough up boring sprays or character voice lines.

Alexa handles voice requests more nimbly than Siri, is far more widely compatible with smart - home devices (though that gap is closing), and can be easily dispersed throughout a home affordably via low - cost speakers like Amazon's Echo Dot.

Google Home costs $ 40 $ 51 less than an Echo — you really don't want to buy Amazon's $ 130 Tap — but if you want multiple voice - control points throughout your home, it will be much cheaper to deploy a bunch of Echo Dots at $ 50 a piece (and less than that as long as Amazon's buy -5-get-one-free deal lasts).

While 4K HDR is now table stakes on almost every streaming device that costs more than $ 50, voice control — especially the hands - free kind — are one area where Amazon can get ahead.

It performs well, costs less than $ 100, and offers a simple setup with native voice - assistant integration.

The new Amazon Fire TV Stick with Voice Remote costs just $ 10 more than the older model without a voice remote.

And, despite the lower cost, it's an even better performer than the first generation, with microphones that do a better job of hearing your voice commands over music playback or background noise.

Considering Google Home costs $ 40 less than the Amazon Echo, the Home is beginning to look like an attractive option for a voice - controlled assistant, especially for Android users who get added benefits, like shopping lists they vocally add items to.

That would make the Invoke cost twice as much as an Amazon Echo, and $ 50 more than the new Echo Plus, both of which feature Amazon's rival voice assistant Alexa.

It will cost over $ 150 more than Harman Kardon's Cortana - enabled Invoke and the excellent Sonos One — a frenemy that has promised to add support for Apple's Siri voice assistant in 2018.

The new Streaming Stick costs around $ 50 in the US, making it more expensive than both the Express and Express +, but it has a different remote control that can be used to carry out voice searches, and is a lot more portable.

Of course, comparable 4K - capable media streamers, like the Roku Streaming Stick +, cost less than half the price; you're paying a premium for the extensive gaming functions more than any media feature, along with the new benefit of hands - free voice controls with Google Assistant.

Achieved cost savings of more than 40 % through negotiations for new data and voice communications contracts.

Giving First Nations people a voice is, like renewables with climate change, more cost effective than not doing so, not only for health services, but for most aimed at wellbeing and welfare.