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Wednesday February 8, 2006 3:33 pm
VoIP Headset Sale at Amazon
Holy smokes, Amazon has lost their minds. Amazon is currently selling the Plantronics DSP-400 headset for $40.94 with free shipping! I personally own this headset and I can vouch for the fact that it is absolutely kick-ass. If you use Skype or any VoIP service, or maybe do a little podcasting, this headset is definitely a must-have, and at these prices, it’s insane not to go grab one. I remember this headset costing upwards $120+ not even a year ago. Grab ‘em while they’re hot!
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isnt it easier to get a wireless skype phone?
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I’m considering getting into podcasting via Skype. Can you be a little more specific on why this may be the starter headset for me? Thanks in advance. -nate
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Nate,
What makes this headset good for podcasting is primarily the price. The noise cancelling capabilities are a great bonus as well, and since it’s USB, there’s no need to go out and buy a mixer or any additional gear to get started in podcasting. With this headset and Garage Band on a Mac, you would be set. If you decide podcasting is your thing and you get more serious, then you can look at more robust “professional” solutions as time goes on. Hope this helps.
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