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MicroMemo iPod audio recorder

Posted on: June 04, 2006

MicroMemo iPod audio recorder
The MicroMemo iPod audio recorder from XtremeMac will ship from July onwards at $60. The MicroMemo boasts an omnidirectional microphone for recording purposes as well as a built-in speaker for instant playback. Compatible with the 5G iPod, you connect the MicroMemo to the dock connector in order to record 16-bit audio in high/low quality formats. Alternatively, you can detach the MicroMemo's microphone from the 3.5mm port and use it as a line-in port instead. Place your pre-order at XtremeMac's website today. More features after the jump. • One-touch recording
• Full iPod integration with on-screen display
• Built-in speaker for instant playback
• Records 16-bit audio at 22kHz and 44kHz
• Accepts input from other devices
• No batteries needed—iPod-powered
• Works only with iPod® with video

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