Which language technology company was the first to launch a dictionary with audio pronunciations recorded by native speakers from different dialect regions?

In the evolving world of language technology, dictionaries have transformed from printed tomes to sophisticated digital tools. Major language technology companies regularly launch innovations that reshape how we interact with language. This poll tests your knowledge of a significant product launch that changed how we access linguistic information. Consider how technology has influenced language learning and reference tools in recent years.

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Oxford University Press with the Oxford English Dictionary Online (2000)
Merriam-Webster with their Collegiate Dictionary CD-ROM (1995)
Cambridge University Press with their Cambridge Dictionaries Online (1999)
Dictionary.com's digital platform (2003)