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Olympus DP-201 Digital Voice Recorder
$34.95
The DP-201 maintains the same sense of convenience and ease-of-use of analog recorders, but provides even more memory, enhanced battery life and a larger LCD screen. The design incorporates large function buttons that make recording effortless.

• 202 Hours Of Recording Time - 2Gb Memory
• 80 Hours Battery Life
• Large LCD And Speaker
• Calendar Search Function

76 of 78 people found the following review helpful.
Practical Voice Recorder
By Al California
This voice recorder is easy to use. All the recordings can be traced by dates instead of folders system which makes it such practical gadget. Also, this date system can be subdivided and the user can have several recordings in one date. If it is not in use, it turns itself off. When it is necessary to turn on, just press the REC button and ready to use.

Olympus WS-803 Voice Recorder
$119.77
The WS-803 features two internal directional condenser microphones, achieving the best ever quality in sound recording for this series.

• 2,043 Hours Of Recording Time - 8Gb Memory And Micro SD Removable Media
• New Voice Balancer Function
• Users Will Be Able To Listen To And Record Radio Through A Built-In Pm Tuner
• New Voice Playback Function
• Direct Link To Your Mac/Pc
• 33 of 33 people found the following review helpful.
  Fantastic Recorder and good music player
  By Mark Cornillie
  I love this recorder. I bought it for my son for school, after having good success with an earlier Olympus recorder. I was tempted to keep it for myself. It performs extremely well and has great features. I installed a 16 gig memory card so he has plenty of capacity to record classes and I also was able to add an extensive compliment of classical music (his study music). While not as convenient for playing music as a dedicated music device, it is still easy and quick enough.
  
  Features I particularly appreciate is its ability to automatically edit out pauses, such as in a professor's lecture; its built in USB connection; its inclusion of a rechargeable battery, that can be swapped out with a AAA battery in an emergency; and its ability to locate recordings via a calendar feature (select a certain date from an on screen calendar and it will provide all the recordings from that day).
  
  I tried to think about something I didn't like about it but couldn't come up with any.