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Friday, January 21, 2005
Lapel Mic accessory permits iPod audio capture
Griffin Technology has promoted a novel accessory permitting iPod users to capture audio onto their digital music players.
The Lapel Mic works essentially in the same way to a studio TV microphone, allowing owners to record conversations, interviews, or lectures into its digital memory bank.
The easy-to-use accessory can be connected to any iPod equipped with the Griffin iTalk voice recorder but is also compatible with PowerWave for stereo recording and iListen voice-recognition software.
Griffin Technology president Paul Griffin said: “The Lapel Mic is a great new accessory for iPod owners everywhere, including reporters, broadcasters, presenters, and even students.”
The accessory offers high quality stereo or mono audio input, features a standard 3.5mm stereo mini-jack and a swivel clip.
The Lapel Mic accessory will retail from around £8.50 and will be distributed in the UK by AM Micro
Posted on 21/01 at 03:30 PM







