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Olympus VN-6200PC
$60.00
Released August, 2009
The Pros:Large amount of built-in memory, rarely run out. Playback sound quality through built-in speaker is good, dictation and lectures are clear. Connection to a PC is plug-and-play, no software required.
The Cons:Overly light weight, has a cheap plastic feel. No options available for file naming conventions, just numbered in sequence. So sound file management software included, can't convert from WMA without external software.
The Olympus VN-6200PC is a WMA-compatible voice recorder built as a step up from the VN-5200PC. It includes double the memory (1GB), allowing users approximately 444 hours of continuous voice recording.
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And like its predecessor, it can connect directly to a computer; which means users can upload, organize, listen to, AND e-mail their voice recordings with ease. It offers this via a USB 2.0 port and an included PC-Link cable. Users can also electronically index mark the beginning of a new file, slow-down or speed-up playback by 25-50%, and quickly view file locations, recording status, and battery life information on an included LCD screen. Additional features include five folders (200 files per), a variable control actuator that only records when the microphone detects actual sound, and a time recording option (schedule start/end time).
Features
- WMA-Compatible Voice Recorder
- Electronic Index Marking
- Speed/Slow by 25-50%
- Digital LCD Screen
- Variable Control Actuator
- Microphone Sensor
- Five Folders
- Time Recording
- USB Interface (Cable Included)
Specifications
- Recording Format: WMA (Windows Media Audio)
- Recording Media: Built-in 1GB Flash Memory
- Recording Time: 70hrs(HQ); 149hrs(SP); 444hrs (LP)
- PC Interface: USB
- LP Mode: Yes
- Voice Activation: Yes
- Speaker: 23mm
- Microphone Jack: 3.5mm
- Earphone Jack: 3.5mm
- Power: Two AAA Alkaline or NiMH
- Battery Life: 37hrs(Alk); 25hrs(Ni)
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large amount of built-in memory, rarely run out
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playback sound quality through built-in speaker is good, dictation and lectures are clear
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connection to a PC is plug-and-play, no software required
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overly light weight, has a cheap plastic feel
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no options available for file naming conventions, just numbered in sequence
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so sound file management software included, can't convert from WMA without external software
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power button is mislabeled "Hold"
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control labels are difficult to read in low lighting conditions
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