Digital Voice Recorder

[trickykitty]

I've picked out some digital voice recorders. I'm just linking them here both for possible input from the peanut gallery as well as for a convenient location for me to reference back to. I think you can tell sort of what I'm looking for. I'd like something that will fit in my purse easily and I'm still indesisive as to how much functionality I want on it, but I do have a $100 limit. So far, I haven't even used my Samsung 2GB MP3 player, and I've had it for about 2 years now, although I think with access to Pandora online and my OCD obsessiveness with getting all of our (the commune's) mp3s in order, I'm not surprised myself that I haven't gotten that bad boy set up yet.

I don't currently have any means of instant or planned video recording short of borrowing my mom's camcorder. However, I find that it's very rare that I ever get the urge to capture video to share with others. Still, the 6-in-1 camcorder does still look very nice.

I know, before you start preaching at me, that I could always get something like an iPhone (although I'd go for an iPod Touch before the iPhone) which would probably have all the functionality of these gadgets along with combined PDA apps, but I like having lots of various gadgets. Indulge me, damn it.

Credit card-sized voice recorder
Diablotek 1Gb 4-in-1
Olympus 64MB
12 minute
Mustek 6-in-1 Camcorder
Keo 4GB multimedia
Curtis 1GB
Colby 1GB
2GB credit card-sized video player

This is way out of my price range, but I still wanted to include a link to it:
256MB Pen Recorder

Comments

[notcharming.livejournal.com]

i have an olympus like the one you linked but i'm not sure which model. i think i paid about $80AU for it. havent had any issues with it. great sound quality. you can plug a mic in if you really want to and the software it came with was easy to use for listening back on the pc.

that first credit card sized one though... nice!