Sony ICD-B200 Digital Voice Recorder (Silver) home electronics.|
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List Price: $69.99 Features • Compact digital voice recorder with 32 MB internal memory and intuitive controls • Standard, long-play, and high-quality recording modes; up to 16 hours recording time • Voice-operated recording function enables hands-free use; large LCD screen • Up to 4 voice file folders for easy organization; powered by 2 AAA batteries (included) • Comes with external microphone; measures 1.18 x 4.07 x 0.63 inches (W x H x D) |
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Sony ICD-B200 Digital Voice Recorder (Silver) description With up to 16 hours of recording time, the svelte, silver ICD-B200 makes a great voice recording or dictation solution. Its 32 MB of internal memory supports a high quality recording mode that allows you to capture clear and crisp voice recordings. You can also set standard and long-play modes that give you the maximum recording time possible. Meanwhile, voice operated recording lets you trigger the recorder with the sound of your voice. An easy, intuitive control layout, plus a large LCD screen make using the ICD-B200 a snap. One touch buttons on the front panel offer quick control of record, play, stop, fast forward and rewind functions. The unit is also compact and lightweight for use in the field, and its internal memory allows you to set up as many as four voice file folders so you can quickly organize and navigate to your recordings. Powered by two AAA batteries (included), the ICD-B200's low power consumption will keep you rolling for hours. What's in the Box |
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| I use a digital recorder casually (mostly in my car when I think of something I need to do, or for making lists), and for this purpose the unit works as it should. However, I did sell it as you have to go thru several steps to access the various folders, which is very very awkward and cumbersome. I do like the record-plus feature, however, which allows you to add something to an existing file (at the end) without starting a new file...a feature usually found only in much more pricey units. | |
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