USB Voice and Audio Recorder - How it works and how to use it with Audio Samples

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This tiny USB flash drive is also a cleverly disguised voice and audio recorder. Keep it on your keychain and record your thoughts, to-do lists, or whatever comes to mind. Plug it in to your computer for instant retrieval.

It's simple and easy to use with it's single switch (located on the side) to turn recording on or off. No software to install. No cables or batteries to worry about! Small, portable and easy to use. This tiny device can be used to capture voice for meetings, seminars, or personal tunes you want to work on later, and its also a flash drive. This USB Flash drive / voice recorder can be purchased with a 2GB or 8GB internal memory. It averages about 20 hours of recording per GB and can last approximately 4 hours fully charged.

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looking at the USD voice recorder sold
by da protection com small little bow dr
cleverly designed with a microphone
built into it so that you can record
audio when you need to go and take a
look at it here to get started as long
as the unit is charged and ready to go
all you have to do is press the button
on the side down towards the USB
connector notice a red light red light
will go on for a few seconds and once
that goes off in your recording the
battery runs out it will save that the
audio file before the battery dies so
you have that audio recording simply
turn the switch back to the position or
off you'll get a red light flashes once
then goes off that indicates the file
saved and you're done
the next thing you want to do is reach
captain plug this into your computer and
retrieve the files to retrieve the audio
files which are saved as wav files
currently this device is approximately
six inches from mouth devices now one
arm length from my mouth recorder is now
sitting on a table in the room is it out
in a meeting
recorder know sitting on a table in the
ring speaking at the edge of the room
approximately six feet away from the
device