The phrase "a speakerphone for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a device or situation that involves using a speakerphone feature for communication purposes.
Example: "I set up a speakerphone for the conference call so that everyone could participate."
Alternatives: "a conference phone for" or "a hands-free device for".
It doubles as a speakerphone for your phone, making it an even more natural fit on your desk.
Calls can be made using the iPad's built-in microphone, so you can use it as a speakerphone for conference-room calls, or you can use a wired mic.
But road warriors will appreciate its more business-oriented features, like a dedicated mute switch on the top, a MiniSD card slot for memory expansion and a speakerphone for meetings on the go.
It has two SIM slots can can also act as sort of a speakerphone for your calls, ostensibly allowing you to use it like a handset.
Both will get your iPod/iPhone hooked up to your car's speakers while simultaneously charging it and providing a speakerphone for the iPhone.
The earpiece flips up to reveal the display screen, and while it acts like a normal mobile phone earpiece, it's also a speakerphone for hands-free or conference calls.
Using a speakerphone, lawyers for the two counties said they would send the ballots up in truck convoys escorted by the police.
Under questioning, Barbara Jacques, a Tyco event planner and former secretary who also had an affair with Mr. Kozlowski in the 1980's, testified that a speakerphone was required for the meeting because most of the board members had not been invited to Sardinia.
While on a speakerphone with a reporter for a recent interview, the N.B.A.'s deputy commissioner, Adam Silver, entered Stern's office.
But the audio quality is quite good, and there is a speakerphone on the back for wireless hands-free usage on the pooper.
It also features a speakerphone and Bluetooth® 2.0 for use with hands-free headsets, stereo headsets, car kits and other Bluetooth peripherals such as a GPS receiver.
