Yep, the voice-to-text feature is built into the iPad 3. I don't know if there is voice-to-text built into the iPad 2, it's not included with the iPad 1.
If you have an earlier iPad or an iPhone, we've also found the Dragon app for voice-to-text to be really easy to use, and it's free. The built-in is easier to use than Dragon because it's everywhere - you're "writing" right into the app you're working in. With Dragon you have to "write" in Dragon then either email or cut/paste your text to the app you want it to be put into.
polarbear
