Sony Digital Flash Voice Recorder

	Sony Digital Flash Voice Recorder (ICD-PX312) Avarage Customer Rating :   Features  Technical Details Customer Reviews Built-in 2 GB flash memory Records in MP3 (320 kbps-8 kbps) Approximately 72 Hours of battery life (recording) Memory Card Expansion Slot (microSD/M2)
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Some Customer Reviews for Sony Digital Flash Voice Recorder (ICD-PX312) "I am really happy with my Sony Voice Recorder (ICD-PX312). It records in MP3 format and you can download them to your computer which was the biggest decision maker for me when..." "The performance of the recorder is good,ande using time is very long,but it can't be read when it is night bucause it no light,and it is so plastic,I wish it can be better if it..." "I picked this up to record my college lectures and it works extremely well. The directional built in mic captures the instructor really well while minimizing erroneous background..." "I bought this to record meetings that sometimes take place in a busy environment that often has some background noise and it records everyone within a 10 foot radius with very..." "I am a Ph.D. student and I use this recorder for my qualitative interviews. It does everything I need it to do..."

Record live music, lectures and notes with this digital voice recorder featuring a built-in 2GB flash memory, a memory card slot and an easy-to-read display. Press record and capture every sound. This compact and convenient ICD-PX312 digital voice recorder goes wherever you do to confidently capture and store audio with a built-in 2GB flash memory providing up to 530 hours of recording time, plus additional storage available through the microSD memory card slot (memory card sold separately). With Intelligent Noise Cut technology greatly reducing background sound, your recordings will be crisp and clear in quality. Other features include Voice Operated Recording technology, a built-in speaker and an easy-to-read display. So slip this digital voice recorder into your pocket and know you'll never miss a beat even during the longest of lectures or an epic all-night jam session.