Main Features | |
Recording Media | Digital |
Recording Media | Digital |
Type | Transcriber / Recorder |
Type | Transcriber / Recorder |
Design | Handheld |
Design | Handheld |
written by Cattius on 28/10/2010
I've used this several times for recording focus groups, and I have to say it's not fantastic.
I would say it only has a decent range of around 10-15m. If people speak quietly, it doesn't pick them up very well. If more than one person speaks at once - it's basically inaudible. I think if you were in a quiet lecture it would be fine, but if there is any laughter, there's major distortion on the recording. Also background noise has a terrible effect!
It would be great in a one to one setting or for recording your own dictation for yourself or for someone else to type a letter etc. But for the purpose i have used it, for focus groups - it's really not been great.
Main negative points - doesn't pick up long distance very well. Doesn't pick up people speaking quietly very well. Loud noises and background noise distorts.
written by ekuinox on 05/03/2009
From my experience the Philips Pocket Memo 9360 Handheld Digital Transcriber / Recorder has everything a user needs is there for a Digital Pocket Memo. It is easy to use and has a good number of useful functions. It has a durable structure and is easy to handle
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