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Wednesday, August 24, 2005
Cool Tool: Griffin iTalk Voice Recorder for iPod -- Thinking about trying out this podcasting stuff, like all the cool kids, I was looking for an easy, convenient way of grabbing vocal utterances. This nifty gizmo from Griffin, does a surprisingly good job. If you, like me, keep your iPod on your desk at work, it's also handy for capturing audio "notes to self." Next to check out...a peripheral stereo mic designed to work with it.
My iPod is definitely turning into a multi-tasker. My 20 gigs of tunes was first augmented by some good podcast subscriptions (like The Cranky Middle Manager Show) and hijacked hard to find classic public radio shows (Like Schickele Mix, aided by Allegro as my radio guide). And now my own mellifluous vocal emanations...
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