New White Sharp Digital Voice Recorder - PA-VR10

Dec 8 2004, 3:27am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

I for one think digital voice recorders are a going away anytime soon with every MP3 player anyway having a voice recording feature these days.

The new Sharp PA-VR10 digital voice recorders at least look very stylish, or maybe its just the iPod white color that makes it look so trendy.

The Sharp PA-VR10 has 64 MB flash memory to store a maxium of approximately 28 hours of voice recording. Goes on sale in Japan December 18th for 17,850 Yen (~$172).
More details in Sharp Press-Release (Japanese).

Shop for Digital Voice Recorders or just get an MP3 Player.

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