Olympus Digital Voice Recorders Shop Olympus Digital Voice Recorders Online Olympus Digital Voice Recorders Feature Comparison Chart See also Olympus Professional and High-End Digital Voice Recorders. Click on model number in the chart below to see photo and detailed features. Click on any underlined feature on this chart for a more detailed explanation.

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Olympus Digital Voice Recorder Feature Explanations:

1 - DSS (Digital Speech Standard) Recording

High-quality recording format provides superior clarity and compatibility with voice recognition software.

2 - xD-Picture Card

For additional ease-of-use, the xD-Picture card can be removed and its contents downloaded to a PC using a number of xD-Picture Card download devices.

3 - Convenient USB Docking Station

Just place the Digital Voice Recorder in the included cradle for easy uploading and downloading of your audio files.

4 - File Folders

Help you to keep your messages organized.

5 - Voice Activation

Convenience -- set your Digital Voice Recorder to start recording when you start speaking.

6 - Store and Playback MP3 or WMA audio

You can upload over one hour of MP3 or WMA (Windows Media Audio) music files and listen to them in high-quality, clear three-dimensional sound via the built-in WOW sound system.

7 - Demographic Data Input

Store up to 10 different Author ID's in the recorder. Perfect for sharing recorders between users!

8 - Programmable Buttons

Programmable buttons that speed up reaction time increase the DS-4000's and DS-3300's flexibility and reliability. Instead of having more buttons than necessary, the DS-4000 allows users to program the functions they use the most onto either the A or B buttons. The functions include: Index Mark, Record Mode, Microphone Sensitivity, Voice Activation, Display, and more. The DS-3300 offers one programmable button.

9 - True Slide Switch Control

Perhaps the most innovative aspect of the DS-4000 is its "true slide switch" located below the microphone. It's contoured to the thumb for smooth control of record, stop, play and review functions all with the same switch.