Yamaha has launched two new Skype-certified USB speakerphones in the form of the SoundGadget PSG-01S and Projectphone PJP-25URS. Yutaro Nakano, Director of Sales of Yamaha Sound Network Division, explained that these new USB speakerphones are embedded with audio-processing technologies, such as adaptive echo cancelers and noise-reduction functions, along with arrayed microphones and stereo speakers that will provide high audio quality and stability. Yamaha plans to begin shipments later this month to Europe and the United States. [Yamaha]
Motorola’s T215 Bluetooth in-car speakerphone provides up to three days of talktime. The device has been tested and retested to ensure reliability and durability. It is designed to withstand the coldest winters and the hottest summers, so you can keep talking with confidence. A sturdy wire clip secures the device to any car’s visor, and it easily detaches to be used on another vehicle. The gadget features a 2-watt speaker with a noise cancellation functionality, and a dedicated mute button. The Motorola T215 Bluetooth in-car speakerphone is expected to be available in Q3 2009. No info on pricing so far. [Motorola]
The Yubz Magnum is a tube-shaped Bluetooth speakerphone that comes with 10-hour of battery life. The gadget is powered by 4 AA batteries (not included) and can be used effectively on a range of 30 feet. The Yubz Magnum is compatible with all cell phone and computer devices with Bluetooth capability (version 2.0 or higher). You can purchase this speakerphone for only $129.95. [Product Page]
