Idam Tech, a company specializing in mobile devices (Representative Sang-ho Park, www.idamtech.co.kr) launched a high performance voice recorder “Pro U11,” which can record with greater clarity than the sound of nature.

This product has adopted a Linear PCM method of 48khz@24bit instead of ADPCM for clearer recording enabling DVD class sound recording.

In particular, its software with “voice filter” function and “voice intense recording” function enables recording with greater clarity than the sound we hear in nature by amplifying the voice band of people, according to an official.

In addition, the two microphones at 90 degrees can cover sound within 180 degrees and the aluminum decor design of the high performance microphone of 10 pi makes it look like a professional recorder.

To prevent files from being cut during long hours recording, “FAT updating” enables saving the file at a consistent interval and the microSD slot allows adding a memory card of up to 32GB. Its built-in speaker (300mW) enables easy checking of recorded files.

In addition, if using a USB power line, it is possible to record and play back without limitation until the memory has been filled up (maximum hours: 2287 hours/4G, 4595 hours/8G). Even if ordinary AAA batteries are used, one can record for 50 consecutive hours providing longer recording hours than existing voice recorders.

On the other hand, Idam Tech made known its presence as the representative digital recorder producing company of the Republic of Korea by having its digital recorder “P2” of “pen” form appear in a recent hit movie “Blind,” it sponsored. As a movie with Hui-bong Jo (police officer) chasing the criminal with a recorded voice and Ha-neul Kim (role of Su-a) who has lost her eyesight, the “P2” model appears in major scenes of the movie.

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Original post by Jiny Kim