ATTO DIGITAL has geared up to release their second Kickstarter campaign for their latest voice recorder, the slimmer discreet TileRec. This is the company’s latest model of voice recorder and the first jump into the realm of Kickstarter in Product Design.
The idea of a voice recorder so slim and thin that it can be used as a personal assistant is to improve the daily productivity of its user. Recording Hi-Q MP3 at 128 kbps bit rate and with a battery that lasts more than 24 hours on a single 1.5 hours charging cycle, TileRec is the go-to recording solution that blends discreetly into everyday life.
Unlike other voice recorders, it’s so small that it’s effortless to carry, so that you’ll actually have it with you when you need it. It’s so easy to use that anyone can enjoy on-the-go discreet recording, from kids having fun and recording memories, to the savvy-professionals that need smart organizing for the daily info, to the elders that need help in remembering important details throughout the day.
The idea of a voice recorder so slim and thin that it can be used as a personal assistant is to improve the daily productivity of its user. Recording Hi-Q MP3 at 128 kbps bit rate and with a battery that lasts more than 24 hours on a single 1.5 hours charging cycle, TileRec is the go-to recording solution that blends discreetly into everyday life.
At ATTO DIGITAL, we believe that people generally want to do what’s best for the planet, but sometimes just need a little help turning those aspirations into reality. Using TileRec for your daily notes and meetings saves time, effort and also 1 tree/ person/ year from becoming paper. This is the natural outcome of giving up single-use writing paper, as Americans use 85,000,000 tons of paper a year; about 680 pounds per person. The average household throws away 13,000 separate pieces of paper each year.
With TileRec, we’re making it easy to do good… so easy that there’s no excuse to go for that single-use paper notes and memos ever again.
So why not take the leap into the digital era? Stop wasting time and paper trying to keep track of all the information.
