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November 1, 2005

Review: Olympus m:robe MR-f10 Digital Audio Player

Fom Manila comes an interesting review on Olympus' mp3 player:

"I like the SRS WOW settings embeded in the MR-F10. It gives that surround feel of the audio, provided that you don't pump the volume up to maximum. I get to hear other instruments I don't usually hear in my own mp3 player.

[It] also has a voice recording function with four different record quality settings ... And whatever quality you choose, you get a clear, crisp copy of the sound you are recording.

Aside from the lack of FM radio feature, there are a few rants on the MR-F10: storage expansion, the built-in battery, and the CD driver.

Overall, the m:robe MR-F10 is a three out of five. It suits the typical audio listener on-the-go who needs 1 Gb of storage and voice recording capabilities."

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Posted by mp3fan at November 1, 2005 8:58 PM