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Olympus WS-110 WMA Digital Voice Recorder | 
 enlarge | Brand: Olympus
Category: CE
List Price: $119.00
Buy New: $47.34
You Save: $71.66 (60%)
New (50) Used (1) Refurbished (5) from $39.90
Rating:  19 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 3.8 x 2 x 9.8
MPN: WS-110
Model: WS-110
UPC: 050332400658
EAN: 0050332400658
ASIN: B000VDQAQ4
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Record up to 69 hours with 256 MB of internal flash memory. | | • | Continuously record for 21 hours with one AAA battery | | • | Eight playback speed variations either accelerate or slow down audio | | • | Windows Media Audio (WMA) format works seamlessly with any PC | | • | Our USB Direct design lets you plug the recorder right into your computer for easy, full-speed transfers using USB 2.0. |
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Product Description
Easy operation and high quality audio in a stylish package. The slim, stylish design of the WS-110 is perfect for recording sound wherever you go. It is equipped with 256 MB of internal memory for up to 69 hours of recording time, and it features the easy-to-use direct PC link capability. Simply plug the recorder directly into a computer, without the need for a USB cable, for easy downloading of audio files, documents, image files and more.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 Low Quality July 30, 2008
Eduardo Paiva
1 out of 4 found this review helpful
I purchased this for my wife to use at her nursing school. It worked great for about 1 week and then it stopped working completely. It does not turn on but does transfer data to the computer... there is something wrong with the battery module... i would not recommend this unit.
 Olympus WS-110 WMA Digital Voice Recorder July 29, 2008
Grania Destiny
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Very cool. I'm a teacher, and I took it to a class that I was taking, and it helped tremendously. AND the rest of the class was very impressed.
Decent product, but there are some fibs in the product info... July 28, 2008
SJS (La La Land)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
This thing sounds really good and is actually compatible with my Mac (though since the files are in WMA format, you'll need a free app like VLC to play them in OS X). There are a few things listed in the product details that just aren't true, though:
- it says there are eight playback speeds, when there are only three (.5x 1x, and 1.5x speeds). You can set these as permanent playing modes, which I suppose it how they somehow came up with the fictitious number of modes.
- if you record at a decent quality, you only get 17-36 hours of recording. The lower qualities sound ok when they are played back, but if it's a loud room, you'll want to use the higher quality mode to be able to head the specific sound you're recording.
I love that I can plug it straight into my Mac and it appears as a drive. Very easy to interact with, and no need for messy drivers or cables.
I'm considering trading this one up to the Olympus WS-311M Digital Voice Recorder, which is only $20 more and has twice the recording time. But overall, this product seems to be a decent quality.
A good buy June 30, 2008
Midwest birdwatcher (SW Missouri)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Records for about 16 hours on a single AAA battery, simple to use, intuitive interface. Works just like a flash drive to transfer files to and from a PC, just plug it into a USB port. Sound quality and sensitivity are very good, but even better (louder and clearer) with the ME-15 microphone. The only reason I didn't give it five stars is that the buttons aren't recessed, so it's possible to turn it on or off accidentally.
I think I'm going to love this gadget June 15, 2008
R. McMullin
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I just bought the WS-110 yesterday, and I'm happy with what I see so far. The sound is good, and I love how small, thin, and light it is. It's barely there. It's too early to know how the batteries will hold up. It still shows a full charge after an hour of messing with it. While it's not a big deal, I agree with previous comments that it shouldn't require a manual to know how to power it off. Also, I had a hard time getting it apart the first few times. It's easier now, either because it needed a little breaking in, or I'm getting better at it. The fact that it plugs right into the USB without a cable was what really sold me. No software required with Windows XP. Excellent.
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