Look at this guy! What a cutie! It's like Elvis' microphone cross-bred with some sort of weird alien USB bumblebee. Samson's Meteor Mic is unquestionably shiny, but its competition is an increasingly ...

Depending on how you look at it, the Samson Meteor Mic USB studio microphone (US$149.99 SRP, available from online retailers for about $100) looks like a little rocket, a silver bullet, R2D2's best ...

Samson has introduced the Meteor Mic, a universal solution for recording music on your computer. Perfect for your home studios or podcasting, Meteor Mic is also ideal for Skype, iChat, voice ...

The Samson Meteor mic, released today, offers lucky buyers fold-back legs and the largest diaphragm available. If this sounds to you like a great way for a frustrated musician to spend a weekend alone ...

If you have been looking for a new microphone for recording stuff on your computer, Samson has a new offering that is now available for pre-order. The new mic is the Meteor, and it is on Best Buy for ...

Retro greasers – it's time to break out your Presley pout and your hot-rodded laptop soundcard for some songs from yesteryear. Blue Microphones wasn't the only manufacturer to reveal a stylish new USB ...

Samson makes some nice microphones for computer users that are aimed at all sorts of needs. The mics allow a user to record their own music at home or make podcasts and video with better sound. The ...

Samson’s new Meteor Mic won’t hit stores until April, but you can pre-order one beginning on Monday, with your choice of a chrome finish or a limited-edition gold plating. Best Buy is taking ...

There’s nothing quite like the bliss of simply plugging a gadget into a slot and being rewarded with superb performance; and if the gadget happens to exude raw sex appeal, even better. Sounds familiar ...

Short version: An attractive and portable mic for when you want to capture a little more depth and warmth than the one built into your laptop, webcam, or headset. We saw the Meteor Mic make its debut ...

When it comes to podcasting, you shouldn’t have to be an audio expert like Dan Benjamin or Dave Hamilton. Audio equipment, mixers, those damn XLR cables — for someone who just wants to jump into ...