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RECORDING


Clearer dictation


Philips has launcheda new range of dictation and speech recorders that work just as well for recording conferences or music. Built-in “intelligence” analyses the incoming signal and automatically adjusts the sound parameters. One model has a telephone pick-up microphone for recording conference calls while another offers an “audio zoom” for maximum recording quality. INFO www.dictation.philips.com/my


TECHNOLOGY


Simple but sophisticated


Leonardo da Vinci said that simplicity is the ultimate form of sophistication, and the new Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2 is a balance between computer and tablet. Built from the ground up as a business tool, the unit offers all-day battery life, an “always-on” experience and has integral Microsoft Office support. Slimmer than the first version, the Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2 is lighter than 600g. and less than 10mm thick. It has an 8MP rear camera, fingerprint reader and full-size USB port. INFO www.lenovo.com/hk


FILING


Fast fix for filing


Marbig’s new Quickfile PVC lever arch file is different in that the metal mechanism within opens 25 per cent wider, allowing you to file more in one go. Also the lever goes down when open, so paper can be filed into the lever arch on both sides of the metal. The black folder has a durable PVC cover, holds up to 375 sheets of paper and is made with recycled board. The spine has a label. INFO www.marbig.com


STAR APP ZELLO


Just like the old “walkie-talkies”, Zello is a smart-phone app that uses a 3G or Wi-Fi connection to send short messages to a colleague’s phone by voice rather than SMS. Just open the app, tap a name, hold down the Talk button and speak. Your colleague responds the same way. You can create groups so that everyone on the “channel” can listen and respond. The free app works on Android, Blackberry and iPhone. INFO www.zello.com/app.htm


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