Sony today introduced the UX series of digital voice recorders designed to fit the needs of consumers, professionals and academics who want one device for voice, music and file storage. The ICD-UX70 ...

Sony ICD-UX570 digital voice recorder review: In the world of content creation, audio is the king. The Sony ICD-UX570 digital voice recorder tries to offer an easy-to-carry and an affordable option ...

Sony is aiming to make it easier to remember all of those little details with a new line of digital voice recorders designed for, consumers, professionals and academics. Of course, all six of the new ...

With its ICD-TX50, Sony has introduced what it's calling its slimmest ever voice recorder. The quarter-inch (6.4mm) device weighs 1.8 ounces (50 g) - combined with its 4 GB memory (plus microSD) the ...

BIOS magazine of the UK reports on a new Sony digital voice recorder series with a 1.2MP cameras and even LCDs for viewing the pics you take. They have 256MB of integrated flash memory, and certain ...

Sony ICD-PX470 digital voice recorder will be available across Sony retail stores from 14th September 2020. Sony India today announced a new addition to its voice recorder range with ICD-PX470. The ...

【Voice-Activated Recording】This voice activated recorder automatically starts recording only when it detects sound, eliminating silent gaps to save storage space, recording device captures every ...

Latest MP3 digital voice recorders from Sony team sparkling sound and huge record times with beautifully simple operation. Light and easy to carry, they’re perfect for ‘any time, any place’ recording ...

Digital voice recorders can be used for all sorts of things form recording lectures or interviews to making voice notes for yourself. Sony has unveiled two new flash voice recorders in Europe ...

Looks like Sony had its thinking cap on with these two -- after all, who wants to lug around a voice recorder these days that, you know, only records voices? Thankfully, the ICDUX70 and ICDUX80 ...

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