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by Eric Hanson on December 8, 2006

One problem with going the USB route for microphones has been the extra noise generated by the USB power supply, which has relegated current USB microphones to podcasting duties, where the compression required makes noise less of a factor. However, a company called sE Electronics has a solution: the sE2200a, a USB 2.0 microphone that includes active electronics that controls the power flowing through the cable, remove the noise problem. The sE2200a ships early next year.
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