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Olympus America (141680) W10 Digital Recorder
The W-10 doesn't just make it easy to record, it makes it easy to manage audio and image files, too. With two folders devoted to audio files--each capable of storing 100 messages--and a dedicated folder for image files that can hold 250 pictures, organizing and locating important files is simple. You can even move files between folders and erase a single file or an entire folder. Thumb-pad navigation is available with a jog dial, and the W-10's built-in 16 MB memory provides up to three hours of recording in long-play mode (other modes are standard and high-quality). Audio is stored as WAV files, and images are JPEGs. The recorder can be voice activated, and it even has an alarm feature, so you'll never miss an interview. Included Voice Album software lets you display pictures on a PC monitor in slide show fashion and add descriptions and narration to recorded images.
An LCD panel shows recording time remaining, sound quality, folder name, and other non-image-related information (though the LCD cannot be used to review pictures). When the recorder is hooked up to an external monitor, however, visual indexing lets you display an image while playing related audio. The W-10 uses a 0.3 Megapixel CMOS chip for visual indexing (640 x 480 resolution). The W-10 runs on two AAA batteries (not supplied) and cannot run from an AC adapter. Two batteries run about 24 hours. Supported operating systems include Microsoft Windows 98, 98SE, Me, 2000 Professional, and XP Professional and Home editions. Your computer must be running an Intel Pentium II class 233 MHz or faster with 64 MB RAM minimum and a Creative Labs Sound Blaster 16 sound board (or 100 percent compatible). Your video card and display must be 800 x 600 pixels minimum with 256 colors minimum. One available USB port is
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Features of Olympus W10 / W-10 / 141680:
Built in 16MB memory provides up to 3 hours of recording in Long Play Mode
Auto-Connect USB connectivity for quick and easy downloading or uploading of files
0.3 Megapixel CMOS chip for visual indexing (640 x 480 resolution). Visual indexing allows you to display an image while playing audio related to that image
LCD panel shows recording time remaining, sound quality, folder name, and other non-image related information (LCD cannot be used to review pictures)
"Voice Album" Software lets you display pictures on a PC monitor; add descriptions and narration to recorded images; play back recorded images in a slide show
Provides two voice folders to manage your files, with each folder capable of storing up to 100 messages
One image folder for visual indexes, up to 250 images
Three voice recording modes: High Quality, Standard Play, Long Play
Stylish and compact design; silver and blue color
Thumb-Pad navigation (jog dial)
Recording: Wave format; Image: JPEG format
Voice activation
Alarm function
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