User friendly, the D1000 comes loaded with many features including a removable flash memory card, over-write recording, insert recording and LCD information display.

Ultra Compact Design - measures a mere 4.7" (H) x 1.81" (W) x .091" (D) and weighs only 6.0 oz. with batteries.

Recording Time - Record in Standard or Long, by setting the REC TIME switch. STANDARD recording is 16 minutes with a 2MB card and 33 minutes with a 4MB card. LONG recording is 34 minutes with a 2MB card and 72 minutes with a 4MB card. If using voice recognition software,  you must be recording in the Standard mode. The D1000 comes standard with one 2MB card. Additional 2MB and 4MB cards can be purchased for increased storage. An 8MB card will be available in the Spring of '98.

Silent Compression Voice Activation (SCVA) - A unique silence compression algorithm is incorporated dynamically selecting one of two bit-rates, depending upon the incoming speech activity. This new SCVA will allow you to save additional memory space by coding silence at a lower bit rate.

Note:
The SCVA mode should be off for voice recognition recording and playback. Dictation mode should be on when using with voice recognition software

Large LCD Panel for message and operating mode display.

Message editing made easy with three edit features; Over-Write, Insert, and Erase. Digital recording accommodates an Insert Recording feature not possible in analog recording. The Insert Recording feature is comparable to the ability to add text in word-processing software, creating a natural and efficient way to edit voice recordings.

The Erase feature allows you to erase each file, part of a document or the whole card. The Write Protection feature can be used for the entire card or for each file to prevent accidental erasure.

Interface with a PC with a PCMCIA card adapter. Files can be transferred to any laptop or desktop PC which has a PCMCIA slot. Makes e-mailing voice files a reality. An optional Miniature Card Reader/Writer is available for desktop computer users.

Fast-forward control will gradually speed up playback to 96 times normal speed, but will stop automatically at the end of the file.