On 17 Sep 2005, at 21:37, Neil Hughes wrote:
A few months ago I dabbled with Skype and now I've got the
opportunity to use it again for real. Unfortunately whereas before
I was able to use my iBook's built in microphone (which worked
really well), with that computer out-of-action (and Apple ignoring
my complaints) I've got to move Skype over to my Mac mini. So...
...does anyone have any recommendations on USB microphones or
headsets? The Mac magazines don't seem to have many prices and I
don't think I've ever seen a review.
Plantronics DSP400 headset. It's Skype approved and comes with 120
free SkypeOut minutes (actually it's 2.00 Euros - 120mins for areas
which only cos 0.012c/min). Only problem is it's about £60 but it is
a very very nice headset. I've had no-end of comments from Skype
users at how good my mic sounds since I got it :o).
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