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SAFA has rolled out their latest high-performance voice recorder for the Korean market. Dubbed as the U500, the device features a 3-line LCD display, a 2GB or 4GB of storage capacity, noise canceling technology, Super HQ recording mode, an MP3 player and comes with a built-in amplifier speaker system that provides up to 500 mW of output power. The 2GB and 4GB models are priced at 129,000 KRW (about $115) and 169,000 KRW (about $151), respectively. Read more
Olympus will release their latest voice recorder in Japan later this month. Known as the V-82 Voice-Treck, this affordable voice recorder provides an 8GB of internal flash memory, which is enough to store up to 13-hour worth of PCM (16bit/44.1kHz) WAV files. The gadget also supports a VCVA mode, where anyone’s voice will automatically launch the recording mode. The V-82 Voice-Treck retails for 15000 Yen (). [Olympus via Impress]
Olympus is gearing up to launch its latest voice recorder for the Japanese market, the PJ-10. Powered by 2 AAA batteries, this portable device is equipped with a 2GB of storage, an FM radio and provides up to 135 hours of voice recording in mono at 32kbps (WMA format). In addition, it also comes with an antenna docking station for enhancing the radio sensitivity. Measuring only 103.8mm x 55.5mm x 19.1mm and weighing just 95 grams, the PJ-10 will go on sale in Japan starting in January for around 20,000 Yen (about $223). Read more
The ICD-UX200 (2GB) and ICD-UX300 (4GB) are the latest 3-In-1 digital voice recorders from Sony for the European market. Unlike most digital voice recorders, these recorders also function as an MP3 player and as a USB flash drive for storing your data. Apart from that, they also feature a 5-line LCD display, a built-in speaker, a sliding USB connector and a rechargeable battery that provides up to 14.5 hours in record or up to 53.5 hours of playback. The ICD-UX200 and UX300 will start shipping from december 2009 for unannounced price yet. [Sony]
Check out this cool voice recorder from Samsung, the YP-VX1. Unlike regular voice recorders, the YP-VX1 offers MP3 playback with ID3 support and features Samsung’s DNSe 3.0 sound enhancement technology. Sadly, there’s no word on pricing and availability yet. [Samsung]
Celltronix has rolled out a Bluetooth headset that can record phone calls. The gadget is able to record up to 8-minutes of incoming or outgoing calls. You can also use this headset to record voice memos. Each Celltronix VR1 Bluetooth headset is priced at around $100. [TechnologyToday]
Still remember the PCM-M10 from Sony, which is the company’s cheapest Flash-based voice recorder? Sony has announced this morning the availability of the gadget. Measuring at only 62mm x 114mm x 21.8mm and weighing 187grams, the device provides high quality recording with a “Linear 96kHz 24 bit PCM” mode, which exceed both CD and DAT quality. The PCM-M10 also features a 4GB of internal memory and supports microSDHC and Memory Stick Micro cards. [Sony Japan]
iRiver comes back with their new gadget. Known as the VR-1, it is actually a Linear PCM recorder that comes in a 2GB or a 4GB of storage space. The portable voice recorder has an FM tuner and is able to play MP3 files. The iRiver VR-1 provides optimum recording against a noisy background. No word yet on pricing or availability. [MovePlayer]
The Olympus LS-11 Linear PCM Audio Recorder is perfect for recording studio-quality music. The gadget provides an 8GB of storage space, and an intuitive interface enabling you to index and edit files within the recorder. The LS-11 can record in 24 bit / 96 kHz Linear PCM format, which is also great for capturing bird sounds, creating podcasts and broadcasts, and making audio recordings to accompany photographs. The Olympus LS-11 will be released in September this year for $399.99. [dcviews]
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