[lbo-talk] Latest in voice recording devices?

[Dwayne Monroe]

I've had great success with a Panasonic IC digital recorder, model 
RR-QR200.  Because I always get lost and drive way too fast to take note 
of signs I've taken to using the digital recorder to record and playback 
directions on the fly.

Therefore completing my slavish dependence on the technosphere (couldn't 
our ancestors navigate by the stars?).

It's about the size of a bundle of credit cards and can record several 
hours of surprisingly high quality audio.  Of course, as with all such 
devices -- that I'm familiar with -- the higher quality audio you 
capture (the fidelity level is adjustable) the less recording time you have.

Here's an example of a Panasonic IC recorder that includes a USB 
interface. Something that will probably be of great interest to your 
friend who'll need to store and organize a lot of material.

Shortened URL --

<http://makeashorterlink.com/?M1826269A >

Original URL --

<http://www2.panasonic.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/vModelDetail?displayTab=O&storeId=11251&catalogId=11005&itemId=68038&catGroupId=17002&modelNo=RR-US360&surfModel=RR-US360 

 >

.d.

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