Revolabs xTag wireless microphone system
Posted by gasusan2005 on 07/3/07 in General
The Revolabs xTag wireless microphone system brings unmatched audio performance to the individual workspace. The desktop system connects to any computer (PC including Vista or Mac OS) via a USB without the need for software install. The xTag is an ideal solution for demanding personal audio applications such as Webconferencing, Podcasting, Voicelift, Skype and Google Talk, Speech Dictation, among many others. 
Features:
- Wideband Audio
- Wearable
- Encrypted
- Full-Duplex
- 8-Hour Talk Time
- 30-Meter (100 ft) Range
Other features:
- Ease of Use - The xTag USB Desktop is a plug-and-play personal microphone that is instantly recognized by all operating systems and immediately usable out of its box.
- High Comfort - The small form factor and wireless capability combined with the lack of a headset, makes the xTag USB Desktop an attractive and comfortable alternative.
- Rechargeable Battery - The xTag USB Desktop has a rechargeable battery that provide eight hours of talk time after each charge. The unit will be charged any time the USB cable is connected.
- High Quality - Recording/Voice Lift Capability: The xTag USB Desktop provides extremely high quality input for VOIP, Internet Telephony, Webconferencing and Recording via its state-of-the-art noise-canceling technology.
The base station/ charging tray is the communications hub of the xTag Desktop. This remarkably compact unit controls all communication flow of the xTag Desktop system. Use the USB connector to connect directly to your PC and get all the mobility you want. The charging base is 3.9″ W x 2.4″ D x 1.0″ H, and .5 lbs. The Revolabs xTag Microphone System carries a MSRP of $249.
For more information visit Revolabs
Source: Everything USB and Revolabs
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