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Verkaufe einen SONY ICD-TX650 Recorder/Diktiergerät
Ein wirklich winziger Taschenrecorder (20 x 102 mm, 29 g), der jedoch eine hervorragende Klangqualität bietet.
Das Gerät ist perfekt für Sprachaufnahmen in hoher Qualität und eignet sich super für Schule, Uni, Büro oder berufliche Zwecke.
NEU, nie benutzt – ich habe zwei davon, ein versehentliches Geschenk –, nur zum Fotografieren aus der Verpackung genommen.
Mit Originalverpackung und sämtlichem Zubehör (PC-Software „Sound Organizer“, Stereokopfhörer, Etui/Tasche, USB-Kabel)
Kann überallhin mitgenommen werden und ist sofort einsatzbereit
OLED-Display,
16 GB integrierter Speicher (bis zu 636 Stunden ununterbrochene Aufnahmezeit laut Herstellerangaben)
3,5-mm-Klinkenstecker jack und USB-Anschluss
Abholung und Versand möglich.
Privatverkauf, keine Garantie oder Rücknahme
[EN]
Selling a SONY ICD-TX650 recorder/voice recorder
A truly tiny pocket recorder (20 x 102 mm, 29 g) that nevertheless offers excellent sound quality.
The device is perfect for high-quality voice recordings and is ideal for school, college, the office, or professional use.
NEW, never used—I have two of them, a duplicate gift—only taken out of the box to take photos.
Comes with original packaging and all accessories (PC software “Sound Organizer,” stereo headphones, case/pouch, USB cable)
Can be taken anywhere and is ready to use right away
OLED display,
16 GB built-in memory (up to 636 hours of continuous recording time according to manufacturer specifications)
3.5 mm jack and USB port
Pickup and shipping available.
Private sale, no warranty or returns
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