RION Releases Upgraded Digital Hearing Aid Series
Main Category: Hearing / DeafnessArticle Date: 22 Aug 2006 - 0:00 PDT
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RION, Japan's largest hearing aids manufacturer, released August 21 a new series of hearing aids that feature renewed functions, prices, and design.
he new Digitalian F, N, and U series now enable the user to place a small battery either backwards or forwards, effectively eliminating the complicated task of exchange a battery especially for the elderly; the completely-in-the-canal (CIC) devices are now available in the lower price; and they newly incorporate neat and simple face-plate design.
The price for one ear ranges from 300,000 yen for the highest-end F series to 198,000 yen for the low-end U series.
By jcn, JCN Staff Writer
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