California-based audio hardware brand Blue made a name for itself over the past two-and-something decades making superlative microphones and headphones, before it was acquired by Logitech for $117 million earlier this year. Its distinctive Yeti mic has long been the weapon of choice for podcasters and streamers who record audio at their desks. Its latest offering, the Yeti Nano, does them a solid by packing the Yeti’s pristine recording capabilities into a smaller form factor with a few less features and a smaller price tag. Here’s what you get for $100. Design The Yeti Nano is a stubby little thing,…

This story continues at The Next Web