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Card R Voice Recorder

Filed in archive Handhelds by Mark Rollins on September 4, 2007

This next invention is a long time coming. For those that like the voice recording, but can't stand regular audio tape links

, now you can go digital with the Card R Voice Recorder.

As you can see, the Card R Voice Recorder is about as large as a stack of credit cards, and has full USB 2.0 capability. It also has 1GB of internal memory, which I am told can record three full days of audio.

Unfortunately, the Card R Voice Recorder is only available in Korea. Please make your way overseas!

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