Olympus VJ-10 – a radio with 37GB hard disk
Posted February 27th, 2007 by Mihnea Boiangiu
Olympus Japan has launched the Olympus VJ-10 radio. The radio has a 37GB hard disk. The purpose of the enormous memory is to store over 2,500 hours of recording. It records in WMA format (32 – 128 kbps). The device can be preprogrammed for 20 recordings which are saved in different folders depending on the frequencies. The Olympus VJ-10 has a 3.9 inch (128 x 400) monochrome STN display, USB 2.0, amplifier and stereo speakers which sound much better thanks to SRS and WOW XT. The Olympus VJ-10 is just a simple AM/FM tuner. It doesn’t support satellite radio and is a little expensive. The price settled for this device is 40,000 Yen ($ 335). Perhaps the decision of selling the VJ-10 as a radio server explains the high price.
[Credits: Newlaunches]
