Recording device

This Voicewriter dictation machine, commonly known as a "dictaphone," was produced throughout the 1950s by Thomas A. Edison, Inc. The 1953 model in the Cooper Hewitt's collection represents one moment in the long evolution of the dictation machine, which began when Edison invented the phonograph in 1877. The inherent competition to dictation machines, in the form of the pesky human

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Built in stereo microphone and voice operated recording Three recording options: wide/stereo, narrow/focus and normal Quick charge; up to 1 hour recording time, with 3 minute charge Easy to use user interface and recording level indicator Micro SD memory card slot, headphone jack & mic input. LCD backlight

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Used to record meetings & college classes, mostly.

Adaptable: This shoebox cassette tape recorder includes a 3.5-inch speaker, audio line input and output, and an integrated microphone for voice recording. Maximum Connectivity: The cassette tape deck offers USB to cassette recording and supports external mic connectivity making it perfect for voice recordings. Long-lasting: Power up with 4 "C" batteries (sold separately) or use the included AC power cord. Portable: An attached swivel handle makes this recorder easy to take on the go to play…

Sony TC-MR2 (1982)