The cute Sony UX80 USB Voice Recorder plugs into USB, records in MP3 format, and can also play back music when you’re sick of the sound of your own vowels. The thing comes with up to 2GB capacity, which will deliver over 580 hours of recorded voice in long play mode, which should be enough for most non-politicians. Price? Price? Hey you, what’s the price? Waddya mean you don’t know…?
Designed with more than dictation in mind, the UX70 and UX80 also offer MP3 stereo recording and playback so users can record and listen to music on the move. Stereo recording is captured via the built-in microphone and the MP3 format is easily transferred to your PC by ‘Drag and drop’ functionality, without the need for additional software. With capacity for over 500 songs (UX80), the user can adjust the sound tone to Rock, Pop or Jazz dependent on their music preference. The voice recorders also feature direct audio encoding from CD/MD players.
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