Olympus America introduced its W-10, a digital voice recorder with a 0.3 Megapixel CMOS sensor that captures VGA quality images, so users can reference and organize their digital voice recordings ...

Olympus invented the microcassette recorder in 1969, but these devices still help people capture audio information. Some microcassette recorders even have voice activation features that trigger ...

VN-Series Digital Audio Devices Provide An Amazing 144 Hours Of High-Quality Performance; Extended Capabilities Ideal for Students and Professionals on the Go Olympus, the leading manufacturer of ...

Need to record meeting minutes? The Olympus DW-90 is a low-costsolution with high-end features. Featuring 90 minutes of recordingtime and voice-activation features that provide hands-free use, ...

Many business professionals and students are turning to digital voice recorders to increase productivity. If that’s you, it might be worth checking out the stylish Olympus WS range – voice recorders ...

Digital voice recorders are typically used in business to record meetings, seminars and lectures, or notes concerning them, as well as to capture project-related ideas and for dictating correspondence ...

Olympus America Inc., Consumer Products Group has announced that several of its digital voice recorders will work on the Mac when used in conjunction with Olympus’ own free software, DSS Player for ...

ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The International Voice Association (IVA) today announced that the Digital Speech Standard audio format, an international digital voice recording standard jointly developed ...

Olympus America today announced the DS-330. It’s a digital voice recorder with direct connection via USB to Macs and PCs. The device includes software that enables recorded files to be transferred to ...

That 8 am applied physics lecture? No problem. Slip this recorder into a buddy's pocket and sleep in. The WS-321M comes with a stereo mic and 1 gig of RAM — enough for 277 hours of sound. A wealth of ...

The 30-second ‘Read My Lips’ advert is aimed at students and highlights the Olympus recorder's software, which saves hours of laborious transcription by converting recorded speech to a text document.

With all the portable audio-video devices floating around today, it seems surprising – nay, downright annoying – that so few of them offer support for voice recording. Sure, they’ll load and play a ...