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Few cassette recorders are as elegant as the RN202 Microcassette Recorder from Panasonic, but also, few can match its price. If you want an excellent tape recorder that looks great, offers two-speed tape control and a fast-playback feature, and you don't mind paying a little more for it than for other recorders, then this is an excellent choice. | |||||||
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Do you find yourself running out of tape before you can record everything you want to? Then why not get the Compact Cassette Recorder from Sanyo, which offers you the option of tripling your recording time. It also features extended battery life, so you don't have to worry about running out of battery, before tape! | |||||||
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Never miss another sound with the Sanyo Silver Microcassette Recorder! Just hit record and position the recorder correctly, and everything will be recorder in crystal clear quality! Also, with features such as selectable microphone sensitivity and two speed recording, this tape recorder is a real bargain, so order it today! | |||||||
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What is more important to you, looks or features? If you answered looks, then the Olympus Pearlcorder S701 is the tape recorder to get. Its sleek-looking finish will attract a lot of attention, but don’t think that this tape recorder lacks important features such as dual-tape speed. | |||||||
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Shoebox cassette recorders like the RP3503 Shoebox Cassette Recorder are larger than pocket tape recorders, but they usually offer a better microphone. This also means a higher recording quality, so if size is not very important for you, you should definitely consider this model. | |||||||
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Small and reliable, the TCM-150 Cassette recorder is one of those things that you shouldn’t leave home without. 2 AA batteries will provide your small tape recorder with power for 25 hours of use, and they’re easily replaceable when they run out. Keep in mind that batteries are not included! | |||||||
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Don’t miss another word due to running out of tape, with the J300 Microcassette Recorder! Its dual tape-speed function allows you to record three hours of voice onto a regular 90 minute tape, and thanks to the included tape counter you can easily locate previously recorded passages. | |||||||
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Skip those boring classes and give a friend your new JXR16 Micro Cassette Recorder to tape them! That way you can rest in bed, at home, while knowing that you will soon receive your class on tape. What better way to spend a rainy day, then in bed, waiting for your tape to be delivered? | |||||||
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Some people choose a tape recorder based on features such as voice activated recording, or based on battery time, but some just choose their tape recorder on looks alone! If you’re on of them, and features aren’t very important to you, we recommend taking a look at the CX-R122 Micro Cassette Recorder. It looks great and is quite cheap, so go for it! | |||||||
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Build quality and durability are very important features of a tape recorder, because they’re small and even a small fall can be fatal to them. However, since they’re so cheap, you can easily replace a defective one, and the cheapest solution we have is the JXR36 Cassette Recorder. | |||||||
