Plenty of gadgets claim to be tough without actually being tough. (You know the type; loud as a motorbike, but wouldn't bust a grape in a food fight.) But the Olympus LS-10 digital recorder actually ...

Take it from someone who knows, attending press conferences can sometimes be a bit of crush. Imagine the disappointment of finding enough room to finally sit down and type up some notes from a ...

Olympus has anounced the DP-10 digital audio recorder, a “microcassette successor,” featuring the simple design and operation of analog recorders but with the memory, recording quality, battery life ...

You know CDs are capable of pristine sound quality, but we've been playing with a digital voice recorder that records audio even higher than CD-quality. Capturing sound in 24-bit 96kHz WAV format with ...

With so much sizzle being created in the consumer electronics market by digital media players, it’s tough for a traditional gadget like a digital voice recorder to grab much consumer mindshare. That ...

Plenty of MP3 players have voice recorders, but how about a voice recorder that also syncs and plays your music collection? The Olympus Digital Voice Recorder WS-321M ($149.99 list) plugs right into ...

CENTER VALLEY , Pa., January 3, 2008 — Olympus, the market leader for portable digital voice recorders and professional dictation devices, now leverages its audio expertise with the LS-10 Linear PCM ...

The size of a tiny remote control, the Olympus Digital Voice Recorder DS-2 has an easy-to-read screen with an automatic backlight, well-placed controls, and a microphone jack. Menu navigation is not ...

It's time to take a peek at a sound recorder the likes of which we don't see very often around these parts, the Olympus LS-100, fully equipped to be your mobile recording studio on the go. What you've ...

The Olympus DS-3500 is a capable digital voice recorder with a focus on security and office workflow, but unless you work with a lot of sensitive information, it's difficult to justify the high price ...

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