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Information Technology News ChatterBlocker curbs confusion caused by chatty co-workers | ChatterBlocker curbs confusion caused by chatty co-workers |
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| Written by Stephen Withers | |
| Thursday, 05 April 2007 | |
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"Cubicle dwellers can have trouble hearing themselves think when surrounded by irrelevant conversations," said Earl Vickers, CEO of The Sound Guy. "ChatterBlocker minimizes the intelligibility in a way that is more effective and less distracting than listening to music, especially music with lyrics." I know what he means - that's exactly why I can't listen to the radio when I'm working. The package includes "meditation tracks" and allows the use of user-provided sound files and playlists. Multiple tracks can be played simultaneously, allowing users to create the mix they find most effective. Minimum system requirements are modest: 500MHz CPU, 128M of RAM, 75M of disk space (presumably for the sound files) and Windows 98/2000/NT/XP or Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.{moscomment}
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