Remanufactured Olympus W-10 Digital Voice Recorder with Built-in Digital Camera

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An LCD panel shows recording time remaining, sound quality, folder name, and other non-image-related information (though the LCD cannot be used to review pictures). When the recorder is hooked up to an external monitor, however, visual indexing lets you display an image while playing related audio. The W-10 uses a 0.3 Megapixel CMOS chip for visual indexing (640 x 480 resolution). The W-10 runs on two AAA batteries (not supplied) and cannot run from an AC adapter. Two batteries run about 24 hours. Supported operating systems include Microsoft Windows 98, 98SE, Me, 2000 Professional, and XP Professional and Home editions. Your computer must be running an Intel Pentium II class 233 MHz or faster with 64 MB RAM minimum and a Creative Labs Sound Blaster 16 sound board (or 100 percent compatible). Your video card and display must be 800 x 600 pixels minimum with 256 colors minimum. One available USB port is required.

This recorder has less than two hours in lp. I wasn't paying attention when I bought this. Bought recorder to replace sony digital that was lost. I have not been able to get the software for the camera to work after several attempts. You cannot use the camera without it. The sony had six hours of talk time. Purchasing this recorder was a mistake.

This item works fine, my only problem is that i expected the audio files to be easily transported out of the device and into folders in my computer, however i found you cant,(i had hoped to add its audio to videos i'd made) but if your looking for a dictaphone from which to take notes from lectuers and interviews, its perfect.oh and dont bother with the camera function.its useless.

I recently purchased the voice recorder and was a little hesitant due to the fact that it was a refurb. I have, so far, had no problem with the product and think it was a great purchase.

That said, the high quality setting seems to work quite well in a variety of situations. As others have said, the low quality setting yields poor results unless the sound source is close by and quite loud. I haven't used the camera, but I would suspect that it is poor, at best.

I was very pleased with my purchase - the price was good, the shipping well-protected, and It was in great condition. Instructions are clear to follow and it is very useful.