You can use a smartphone to take a photo, make a call, or dictate a letter. But for voice recording, they pale in comparison to a dedicated hardware device with firmware designed to record and edit voice records, such as the Olympus America Inc .'s Digital Voice Recorder DS-7000 with Olympus Dictation Management System 6.1 software.
I took it for a test drive and found that its mobile dictation system has a high-quality microphone, voice-activated recording, hardware device controls, and a high-quality file format to securely store audio records. It ships with a docking station and AC adapter to recharge its lithium-ion battery, which gets up to 26 recording hours. A 10-millimeter microphone sits atop the unit in its own housing, protecting against sound or vibration. Two microphones provide sensitivity levels (conference and dictation); two recording modes offer Quality and Standard Playback.
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