Students will definitely be on the use of digital voice recorders, as it helps them enter every single word that comes from the mouth of the lecturer, without to be physically (thanks to the help of some enterprising friends, of course).
Sanyo, a company with a pedigree dictation products in more than 40 years, has recently unveiled a quartet of extremely compact digital voice recorder, and all of them offer a simple MP3 recording and long battery life for prolonged use. Details vary from model to model, and depending on the models on offer, some of them have advanced features like an integrated stereo microphone, USB file transfer, up to 29 hours of battery life, an SD card slot and up to an amazing 544 hours recording time (with an optional 8 GB SDHC card).
All of them are in the U.S. since early this month, and the models in question are the ICR FP700D, ICR FP600D , ICR FP550e and ICR-FP550.
