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Speakerphones are a get-what-you-pay-for kind of thing. Polycom speakerphones are expensive, but they work really well.
by trafficlight 14y ago
Speakerphones are a get-what-you-pay-for kind of thing. Polycom speakerphones are expensive, but they work really well.
- caw 14y agoI agree. The polycoms with secondary microphones pick up those guys in the background you care about. Being entrenched in the corporate culture, if you tried to sell my department on a brand new "speakerphone" that required the use of my cell phone, or was enhanced by my cell phone, I'm going to ask why my phone isn't corporate issued then, if I have to use it on all of my work conference calls. If everyone used their own phone, then you might as well dial into a bridge, and I think that's a solved problem.
- jser 14y agoEnable G.722/HD Voice and use a set of satellite microphones for the room, problem solved. I love Polycoms and was sad to see my employeer recently replace them with Cisco units (who designed the button layout of the 7937?).