Philips LFH 7890-MKII Memo Recorder

By: Staff
Mon, April 28, 2008 - 1:59:00
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The new Philips LFH 7890–MKII is now available. This multimedia memo recorder features the world’s biggest capacity for as many as 576 hours of digital voice recording. Ergonomically and stylishly designed, it is easy to carry with you, weighs just 50 grams and slips into any bag or pocket.

It’s a memo recorder, but also a MP3 music device. In these modern times, we can’t stand to be without noise, can we?

The Philips LFH 7890-MKII marks a new phase in crystal clear digital stereo voice recording for anyone wanting to make and store spoken digital notes anywhere, anytime. Users can select from various quality levels for recording. On-the-move listening to music and radio news on the built-in FM stereo radio, recording (programmed) and listening to it in high quality MP3 are among the unique possibilities of this multifunctional companion. It’s not really noise the Philips makes, after all.

Apart from listening to the radio and playing music through earphones or the built-in loudspeaker, you can also use the LFH 7890-MKII for storing data. A USB flash memory of up to 1 Gigabyte allows you to take digital files, such as Word documents, PowerPoint, XLS or photos with you anywhere. Ideal for the traveller on the move is the clock and built-in alarm with timer. Simple to set, the alarm plays back a pre-set voice message.

Using the software included enables you to download, manage, shorten or split files and to select them for sharing via email. This is ideal for students wanting to archive and share recorded lectures, or journalists wanting to record interviews, quotes and other sound bites. The Philips memo recorder is also indispensable for fitters or architects, those with commercial occupations such as representatives, psychologists wanting to record their consultations with patients, account managers and frequent traveller entrepreneurs wanting to make notes at those times when using pen and paper is inconvenient or not possible.

Often it is also to be found on the bedside table of creative people who do not want forget an idea that comes to them at night. The voice recorder is optimised with variable microphone sensitivity for close or distant recording, and there are connections for external microphones and the supplied stereo microphone and earphones. USB enables recordings to be transferred lightning fast to and from the PC for emailing spoken notes or saving the files.