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Belkin Announces iPod Recorder Add-On

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Belkin today announced an iPod accessory for creating high-quality audio recordings of things like podcasts, lectures and interviews. The new Belkin TuneTalk Stereo will be available later this month for $69.99.

The Belkin TuneTalk Stereo, said Belkin, has two built-in omni-directional microphones and an auxiliary 3.5mm stereo-input jack for attaching an external microphone should greater recording sensitivity be desired. The TuneTalk Stereo is designed to work with the Apple iPod 5G (video). Other features include a stand the size of a credit card which helps position the iPod towards the recording source, the ability to keep a case on the iPod while recording via an extended dock connector and an adjustable gain switch for better recording quality control in different environments.

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The TuneTalk Stereo requires no software to be installed on a host computer and comes in both black and white colors.

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