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RCA RP5020 - Digital voice recorder - flash 32 MB

RCA RP5020 - Digital voice recorder - flash 32 MB

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Brand: Thomson
Category: CE

List Price: $29.99
Buy New: $19.99
You Save: $10.00 (33%)



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Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars 1 reviews

Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 9.2 x 1.5 x 5.4

MPN: RP5020
Model: 5020
UPC: 044319503975
EAN: 0044319503975
ASIN: B000FCNA28

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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  • RCA RP5020 - Digital voice recorder - flash 32 MB
  • THOMSON MULTIMEDIA INC

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
  • 32MB Built-in Flash Memory
  • Automatic Voice-Activated Record (AVR)
  • Variable Speed Playback
  • Intro Scan
  • Date/Time Stamp
  • 2 Folders with Maximum of 198 Messages
  • Display


  • Customer Reviews:

    3 out of 5 stars Just too underpowered   January 9, 2007
     20 out of 20 found this review helpful

    Inadequate memory, no usb connector, a low sampling rate to make up for the low memory, poor microphone pickup from any distance other than right on top of it even with the "conference" mode. I can't say for certain whether it was the microphone or the sampling rate or I just had a lemon, but I would have to say pass on it because you can get so much more in other models for just a few dollars more.

    Also, the speaker faces the back of thing, and weak, like most. This means that you have to turn it over when you want to listen, and can't see the display at the same time. I found this pretty annoying, maybe you would not.

    If you want to stick with RCA, look at the model 5030, you will be much happier. 5030 comes with a usb connector to save to your computer and load files, saves automatically in mp3 format, plays mp3 files, has a higher quality sampling rate option which cuts your recording time to 4 1/2 hours, but that is more than enough time for me. Much better recordings with that setting. This setting is higher than the HQ setting of the 5020. You can also turn the 5030 clock display completely off, saving batteries greatly. You can even copy your previous recordings to your computer with dead batteries, since the usb draws power from the computer.

    On the plus side 5020 does have a larger display than the 5030, is a little shorter than other models, and feels a little bit more rugged. I also liked having the record, stop, and play buttons on the side like a traditional microcassete unit. But this model was simply too underpowered for me. If you literally only want to dictate messages to yourself, and not record speakers in meetings, this does do that just fine. But I think you will find the other limitations quickly frustrating.

    I feel the RCA 5030, and other's in it's class, is the bare minimum to be a useful entry level DVR. You may want more, but you will be greatly disapointed with anything less, such as this 5020 and other's of it's class.


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