Until a few years ago, the only ones to use a miniature audio recorder, of the kind with micro cassette tapes, were journalists, and many times we happened to see one only on television during an interview with a politician, a celebrity or a sportsman.<\/p>\n
Nowadays, not only audio cassettes, but also compact discs, are obsolete audio media<\/strong>, and have been replaced by digital<\/strong> media and memory cards which provide for a much larger storage space and ease of use, all this teamed up with a much smaller encumbrance.<\/p>\n Thanks to this, the world of audio recording<\/a><\/strong> as we know it today is totally different than it was a few years ago.<\/p>\n Now, with devices that are small but highly powerful like a mini voice recorder, yet flexible and very easy to use, the ones that use a digital voice recorder<\/a> are no longer only journalists, but many other types of professionals: managers may want to use it to record an important meeting in the office; students can take notes in audio format, or simply record their teachers during a lecture; private detectives and police officers, thanks to a digital recorder which comes in microscopic size, are able to gather evidence against a criminal or an unfaithful spouse, and use them as decisive evidence before a court of law.<\/p>\n These of course are just a few examples, but the bottom line is that digital technology of the twenty-first century is now present in many fields, and if used in the right way, may prove useful not only at work, but also in leisurely opportunities.<\/p>\n