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Conference room VoIP devices have been around for a while and now Yamaha is jumping on the bandwagon with its own PJP-25UR VoIP speakerphone. The triangle shaped gadget connects to your PC via USB and features a speaker and two mics.The microphones themselves rotate so that they can be oriented for the ideal sound quality for multiple VoIP participants. The device measures in at 229x152x34mm and weighs 570g. It appears that eh device can run in two power modes, one draws 2.5W for power completely form the USB port and one draws 3W and is self powered by an AC adapter. Frequency response is 300Hz to 20000Hz. The device will be available in early December 2007 for about $546. That is about twice the price of the IPEVO Xing VoIP speakerphone aimed at the same market. Logitech QuickCall USB VoIP Speakerphone
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