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    Digital Voice Recorder/MP3 Player with Palm ConnectivityPosted By: Dave on Tuesday, April 10, 2001 7:36:09 AM
It fits together with a Palm III, V, and VII through specially-designed adaptors. Once attached, users can immediately access SASO information through the Palm and even manage and transfer audio files. Tiger Direct is selling the SASO for $400 and the Palm adapters for $40-$50 According to the company, it has "near CD sound quality" that is good enough to do speech to text conversion. SASO’s internal memory allows for up to 15 minutes of MP3 playback internally and over an hour with each stamp-sized 64MB external memory card. It supports MP3, WAV and MASC.
It is possible to do a HotSync via a serial cable without removing the Palm from the adaptor and supports Windows 95/98/2000 and NT. Other features:
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 Cheaper alternative?I.M. Anonymous @ 4/12/2001 10:41:40 AM #
I find that the Kodak mc3 (http://www.kodak.com/US/en/corp/store/catalog/Category.jhtml?CATID=7943) is just about perfect. It's a 640x480 digital camera, it's an MP3 player, and it uses CF cards, which I can also use with my TRGpro. Prices range from $199 without any CF cards to $349 with a 96MB CF card.
hey guys its a VOICE recorderI.M. Anonymous @ 5/12/2001 12:34:21 PM #
this is an awesome product 40 HOURS of voice I run a psychiatric practice and documentation is everything to keep you out of court. forget about the mp3 cd music quality, this product is more like going head to head with the sony memory stick recorder etc  RE: hey guys its a VOICE recorderKunnumpurath @ 4/25/2004 3:03:22 PM #
Hello there,
I am very interested in getting a voice recorder to use with any palm. What do you recomend? I need about an hour recording per day for my medical practice. I appreciate your time. Thanks
sweetI.M. Anonymous @ 5/25/2001 6:24:19 PM #
This thing blows away all other voice recorders. The audio quality is noticeably better - a huge plus for anyone who has experienced fadeouts and weak signals, or who hates turning the volume way up to play back a meeting while hearing the voice at the far end of the table. Works well with the Palm, and seems forward compatible, too. Very small package. Overall, excellent.
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It is 2.5 x 3.7 x .8 inches and weighs 3.2 oz with batteries. It has a jack for a microphone and one for stereo headphones, too.
JBH