Archive for April 29th, 2008

FireRock’s SD Recorder is a standalone telephone recorder with an automatic on/off function that is activated by the line state or by voice so that everything gets recorded. The SD Recorder can be connected to analog or digital telephone lines. It can also act as a caller ID box using its 102 x 64 pixel LCD display which shows all needed call information and recent calls. It has many of the features available on advanced PC based systems and also allows you to transfer recordings to your PC for playback, archive and management at your convenience.

FireRock’s SD Recorder is ideal for SOHO/SMBs and people who would like to have their own independent telephone recording device. With over 340 hours of storage on a standard 2Gb memory card, the SD Recorder is a perfect mix of stand-alone (no PC required) functionality with convenient PC management if and when required.

Secure Digital Telephone Recorder key features include:

  • Secure digital call recording, up to 340 hours recording on one memory card.
  • Caller ID, digits dialed, time, date, duration and comments stored.
  • Battery or mains adapter powered.
  • Auto start/stop record using line current detect or voice detect.
  • Supplied with FireRock’s world renowned FR Desktop software for call search/playback and management on PC.
  • Connects directly to analog line or to digital/IP telephone handset cords.
  • Built-in microphone for room/memo recording.
  • 102 x 64 dot LCD displays all important call information and lists recent calls.
  • Rapid search and playback controls.
    • Playback via built-in speaker or headset socket for privacy (also via PC with software supplied).
  • Security features to prevent unauthorized access.
  • Add-on Bluetooth adapter for recording mobile telephone calls. (coming soon)

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A junior member of OQO Talk forums with TRF initials has successfully hacked his OQO to run OS X Leopard. TRF’s Leopard-running OQO boots in 2 minutes and 30 seconds and everything seems to be working, including WiFi, sound, power management and Bluetooth. The only thing missing is WWAN, which may be within reach.

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