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To: paulbk who wrote (1497)	11/14/1998 5:01:00 PM
From: Savant	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18366

Nice thought. How about a name change NorrisWeb Inc.???>gg< Apparently there are people out there that are willing to pay ridiculous amounts for anything that "sounds like" web, internet, link, dot com . Maybe NorrisInternetWebLink.com....Best, Savant

To: paulbk who wrote (1497)	11/14/1998 8:13:00 PM
From: Walter Morton	Respond to of 18366

Did anybody see this (old news)? Digital Voice Recorders First Class: VR-2000 The VR-2000 may look as menacing as a stun gun, but it's really an important business tool. Its 50-minute capacity and ability to upload highly compressed files to your PC allow you to record ideas and memos and then email them as attachments. The gadget's surprisingly easy to use, too. VR-2000: US$299. Voice It Worldwide: (800) 478 6423, on the Web at www.voiceit.com/. Business Class: ICD-30 The palm-sized Sony is king of the middle of the road, with standard features such as separate voice files and a recording time of 32 minutes. And if you forget to listen to your messages about replacing the battery, its nonvolatile flash memory will hold onto digital sound bites even after the power dies. ICD-30: US$129. Sony: +1 (941) 768 7669, on the Web at www.sony.com/. Coach: VT-90 Call it the Hanson of the digital voice recorder world. This pea-brained unit has only a minute and a half of memory, which is fine if you're a person of few words – or shallow thoughts. There's also no volume control and few other features. Just press a button to record those essential insights (or song lyrics). VT-90: US$34.95. Voice It Worldwide: (800) 478 6423, on the Web at www.voiceit.com/.