May 9th, 2011 
Zoom is still good in the video audience (and many recent video in the DSLR segment) known for its killer H4n Handy Recorder that X / Y stereo condenser microphones, 4-channel recording as well as two XLR inputs, with additional features. The only real disappointment with the H4n is the price of $ 300.
The introduction of the H1. And it is only $ 99!
While H4n may require to be described as a negotiating partner for the pro audio results, a little to reach the most fans. The H1 $ 99 to cure this dilemma. Although the H1 does not hold a man of the bells and whistles H4n, it takes you $ 100 for a heck of a journey, together with a single pair of X / Y microphone, WAV recording 96kHz/48kHz/44.1kHz 16 – bit or 24-bit, plus 10 hours of recording time on one AA battery.
There is no XLR inputs, but it is possible for an external microphone with a 1 / 8 “input. This could be a shotgun microphone up performed on your DSLR camera Rebel T2i or more away.
To increase the maximum recording time, simply by the classical PCM recording in MP3 mode changing room. The USB 2.0 is the fast exchange of data with the PC no problem. In terms of power itself is still very modest zoom H1: With a triple a battery comes from the mobile recorder for 10 hours.
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