The Tiki is the "world's first" USB microphone that mimics the way us humans hear, focusing on specific sounds, cutting down on background noise and knowing when to mute itself completely. If you're looking to take the leap, the Tiki will set you back 59 bones. You'll have your choice of two modes: Intelligent Speech Mode for all of those conference calls and Natural Recording Mode for CD-quality capture of vocals, guitar or the aforementioned podcasts. While we're on the topic of microphones that were once analog and are now digital, Blue also unveiled

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