Speakerphones and Conference Microphones For Mac
For hands-free video and voice Mac Skype conference calling, VOIP solutions, iChat or FaceTime use there's a wide range of consumer and professional conference room, table microphones and speaker-phone mic combo units to allow hands-free group computer and internet communications.
A conferencing mic is microphone that's designed for big and small business call management. A Hands-Free speakerphone may be ideal solution for many Apple computer users. Some prefer a conferencing mic for group participation, or to simply be free to wander during a call and not be constrained by cables.
Conference Microphone Options For Mac
Conference Call and USB Voice Recording Microphones For Mac
Here's some affordable Apple compatible conference table microphone solutions. USB conference tooms mics or speakerphone combo units for personal or group voice conferences, as a conference mic for Skype.
| Compact USB Conference Mic | Chat 50 Mac Speakerphone | USB Conference Microphone |
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CAD U7 USB Condenser Mic Omnidirectional Conferencing Microphone 
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ClearOne USB SpeakerPhone Long-Range Noise/Echo Cancellation 
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MXL USB Conference Mic High-Quality Audio Tabletop Conference Recording 
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Top Quality Meeting and Conferencing Speaker-Phone Microphones
Some serious, high-end meeting room conferencing solutions exist. Some exceptionally good - and priced for corporate use. Yahmaha offers Apple suppored USB conference room mic solutions across the spectrum, here's one of their lower-cost speakerphones for Mac OSX Leopard and higher.Yamaha ProjectPhone Speaker-Mic
Adaptive Noise Cancellation
OSX 10.5+ Intel
Yahmaha's most affordable (yet pricey) Mac compatible Conference Speakerphone features a 4 microphone noise-cancelling mic array atop and built-in speaker on the front. Onboard controls for volume level and mute are along the side. A font Mute LED indicates when you're in privacy mode. The Quick-Start guide for Mac indicates NO drivers are needed, The ProjectPhone PJP-10UR is set-up thru System preferences Audio In/Out. It does list OSX Leopard 10.5+ and an Intel CPU Mac as the minimum system requirements.
