Comparison Philips DVT 8010 vs Philips DVT 6010

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	Philips DVT 8010	Philips DVT 6010
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Type	voice recorder	recorder
Built-in memory	8 GB	8 GB
Memory card slot
Memory card type	microSD	microSD
Max. memory card size		32 GB
Recording
Microphone type	stereo	stereo (A/B)
Microphone	built-in/external /built-in - 3 pcs/	built-in/external /built-in — 3 pcs/
External microphone connector		mini-Jack 3.5 mm
Recording format	MP3/WAV	MP3/WAV
Maximum recording time	2280 h	2280 h
Features	microphone sensitivity change record quality change voice activation record labels recording timer	microphone sensitivity change record quality change voice activation record labels recording timer
More features
Additional features	computer connect button lock MP3 player FM tuner built-in speaker headphone output	computer connect button lock MP3 player FM tuner built-in speaker headphone output
General
LCD display
Display backlight
Power source	li-Pol battery	li-Pol battery
Battery indicator
Dimensions (HxWxT)	125x45x18 mm	125x45x18 mm
Weight	85 g	84 g
Added to E-Catalog	march 2017	march 2017

Microphone type

The built-in microphone type determines the mode (number of channels) in which the voice recorder records sound.

— Mono. The simplest option: one microphone that records sound in mono format, i.e. without separation into left and right channels. It is impossible to provide a "surround" sound with such a recording, however, in the case of voice recorders, this is not decisive, because. usually in such a recording it is not the volume of the sound that is important, but the intelligibility of speech — and it is fully provided by a monophonic microphone.

— Stereo. In this case, a pair of microphones is usually used, spaced apart on the sides of the case; the sound is recorded in stereo, and the volume of the sound is achieved due to the difference in the sound reaching the left and right microphones. Considered somewhat more advanced than mono, although it does not provide better speech intelligibility by itself.

External microphone connector

Separate input for connecting an external microphone. See "Connecting an External Microphone" for details.