SAN ANTONIO, TX, April 2003 - Building on the success of the PRISMA™ line of hearing instruments, Siemens Hearing Instruments, Inc. introduces PRISMA™2. Showcased at the American Academy of Audiology Convention (AAA), exhibit #1144, PRISMA 2 offers improved listening, fitting and wearing comfort at no extra cost by combining PRISMA's fully digital quality with updated features, and improved TwinMic™ directional microphone technology. Available for distribution, the PRISMA 2 line offers a wide variety of Behind-the-Ear and custom models for any level of hearing loss.
"Siemens designed PRISMA 2 to provide optimal hearing solutions for the widest variety of hearing loss," said Pamela Burton, director of product management for Siemens Hearing Instruments. "With all of its advanced features, PRISMA 2 raises the bar for quality and value in hearing instruments without increasing the price."
The PRISMA 2 line of digital hearing instruments offers flexible four-channel technology with optimized compression control and output limiting. In addition to the TwinMic directional technology that offers improved performance of its directional microphone system, the PRISMA 2 line includes several other features, such as a new feedback management system, improved Voice Activity Detection, and acoustic indicators for program change and power management.
PRISMA 2 hearing instruments can be precisely fitted and fine-tuned using Siemens CONNEXX™ programming software, which has a new, easy user interface designed especially for the PRISMA 2 line. CONNEXX enables Hearing Care Professionals to tune Siemens digitally programmable hearing instruments for patients, and tailors the fitting process for each patient's needs by actively involving the patient to achieve the most comfortable fit with more ease and expediency.
About Siemens Hearing Instruments
Headquartered in Piscataway, New Jersey, Siemens Hearing Instruments, Inc. designs, engineers and manufactures advanced digital, basic digital, digitally programmable, and advanced conventional hearing instruments in all custom (In-the-Canal, In-the-Ear, and Completely-in-the-Canal) and Behind-the-Ear (BTE) models. The Company also offers audiological software, and a wide array of assistive listening devices (ALDs) such as amplified phones, which help improve the quality of life of the hearing impaired. Visit www.siemens-hearing.com for more information.
The Company operates as a subsidiary of Siemens Medical Solutions of Siemens AG (NYSE: SI) of Malvern, Pennsylvania and Erlangen, Germany, one of the largest suppliers to the healthcare industry in the world. More information can be obtained by visiting www.siemensmedical.com.
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