Apple iPods 101 User Manual
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Audio Hardware
You will need to have a 3
rd
generation iPod for recording
voice and other sounds. A 3
rd
generation iPod will have the
dock connector on the bottom. You have three choices
when it comes to “input”:
Belkin Voice Recorder: The Belkin voice recorder is
quite compact when it isn’t attached to your iPod.
This is means that you can pack it up and take it along
with you without having to find extra room. The one
disadvantage of a Belkin is that it doesn’t have an
external headphone jack so when you want to plug in
your ear buds you will have to remove the device first.
The nice thing about the Belkin is that it has a small
speaker that allows you to see what it is that you have
just recorded. Visit the Belkin website for more
information.
http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?
Product_Id=158384
Griffin iTalk: The Griffin iTalk is a little more
sophisticated than the Belkin both in the way it
functions and the way it looks. The iTalk has a
chrome speaker grill as well as an external jack that
can be used for both output and input. The iTalk is
compact and tiny enough that you can leave it