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| Sony Digital Voice Recorder |
Sony was founded by a former naval lieutenant named Akio Morita a weapons researcher and a defense contractor named Masaru Ibuka. In May of 1946 the two men established a partnership with $500 in borrowed capital, and registered their company as the Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo (Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering Corporation, or TTK). The rising popularity of the Sony name led Morita and Ibuka to change the name of their company to Sony Kabushiki Kaisha (Corporation) in January of 1958. The following year Sony announced that it had developed a transistorized television. In 1960, after a business dispute with Delmonico International, the company Morita had appointed to handle international sales; Sony established a trade office in New York City and another in Switzerland called Sony Overseas.
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A Sony Digital Voice Recorder can records 10 to 300 hours of audio (Depending on the model), stereo recording capability, with built in directional microphone, digital voice up function, automatic MP3 conversion to LPEC by drag and drop operation on DVE.
Some features for Sony Digital Voice Recorders are listed below:
Data Storage:- Records on IC (Integrated Circuit) chip built-in flash memory instead of tape, for digital recordings with distortion-free clarity. With Memory Stick media, recorded cards can be readily distributed for processing.
Stereo Recording with Built-In Stereo Microphone:- Records separate left and right channels in stereo, and provides convenient recording versatility in a variety of situations.
Includes Dragon Naturally Speaking Voice to Print Software:- Easily convert your recorded files into text. Award-winning Dragon Naturally Speaking software is an advanced speech recognition tool for all of your business and professional needs.
Voice Operated Recording (VOR):- Activates the recorder only when audible sound is present, conserving recording time and eliminating soundless passages. Lets you dictate messages at your own pace, enjoy easy, efficient playback with no long silent periods and no loss of crucial information.
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7-35 Kitashinagawa 6-chome
Shinagawa-ku
Tokyo 141
Japan
Telephone: (81)3-5448-2111
Fax: (81)3-5448-2244
Incorporated: 1946 as Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo K.K. |
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