No one wants to get writer's cramp or carpal tunnel, but it can be hard to avoid if you're taking notes in classes or meetings all day.
Creative Zen Vision:M
The dazzling, DRM-friendly Creative Zen Vision:M gives the iPod a run for the money as the current high-capacity WMA champ.
Capacity: 30GB
RRP: AU$469.95
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SanDisk Sansa e250
SanDisk has produced a winner with its e series of players. Not only do the units have a great list of features, its price makes it a very compelling proposition for those looking for a small MP3 player.
Capacity: 2GB
RRP: AU$279
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Creative Zen Nano Plus
If you're looking for a feature-packed flash player but you don't want to spend a ton to get one, Creative's Zen Nano Plus is the device for you.
Capacity: 1GB
RRP: AU$199.95
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Samsung YP-D1
If your idea of the ideal MP3 player is one that packs in every feature in the book, including a 2-megapixel camera, take a long look at the Samsung YP-D1 -- just keep in mind it maxes out at 2GB.
Capacity: 512MB - 2GB
RRP: AU$379 - 499
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Toshiba gigabeat flash
With more features and a friendlier user experience than other gigabeats, the gigabeat flash is an attractive MP3 player option from Toshiba.
Capacity: 512MB
RRP: AU$179
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Evan
11/08/2005 06:41 PM
The Creative Zen Touch almost universally has a in-line remote with FM radio/recording and voice recording included in the $499 RRP. It does a great job, even though i never really have to use it - i just like the FM radio & recording.
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Anonymous
24/05/2007 10:49 AM
How do you take these voice recordings off of the player and put it onto a PC?
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www.dictate.com.au
25/05/2007 01:03 PM
Also check out the Olympus range of digital voice recorders. We only sell Olympus on our online store - www.dictate.com.au - they have some models which are both voice recorders and MP3 players, namely the DM-20, WS-300M, WS-310M and the WS-320M. All offering excellent sound recording qualities.
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Loree
05/12/2007 08:24 AM
I am looking for a recording device ( like a MP3 player) that can record a classroom lecture then have some kind of software that I can then have the lecture printed out off my computer into a written form of notes. Please let me know if you know of anything that can help me do this.....
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