[NFBAZ-EastValleyChapter] MicroSpeak Voice Recorder

[Tony Sohl]

Are you looking for a gift to give a loved one? Are you looking for a 
small talking voice recorder?

Well the Microspeak voice recorder might just be the thing for you.

The recorder is about the size of a small remote for a TV with a 
display on the front, and it connects to the computer so you can move 
the recordings to the hard drive or to move audio files to the recorder.

The recorder has three buttons on the front, so when the recorder is 
facing you, the button on the left is previous, play pause and the next.

The long bar below the display is the record button. Below the record 
button is the spkear grill on the left and the microphone is on the right.

When you press the record button, after 10 seconds it will beep once 
this tell you that the recorder is recording.

You can press the play pause to pause a recording. When you finish the 
recording, press the record button again and depending upon how long 
the recording is it will take a few seconds for it to save to the 
recorder. After it's been saved, you will hear a double beep.

This will let you know that it has been successfully saved.

To move files to and from the recorder, you plug the supplied USB micro 
cable into the recorder and plug the other end into the computer. Once 
its' connected the computer will see the recorder as a drive. The 
folder is called record.

>From there you can move files to and from the recorder. If you put mp3 
files onto the recorder, you can create your own folder for music. The 
music will play in stereo with stereo headphoens not included.

The price is about $70.00. To purchase the recorder you can go to:
http://www.atguys.com

You can also hear a demo of the device.