Digital speech processing from Grundig Business Systems

One of world's leading manufacturers of professional dictation systems, Grundig Business Systems, has launched a new mobile dictation machine — the Digta 415.

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The small dictiation machine is providing 64MB internal memory that allows almost 10 hours of talk time. The package also includes DigtaMobile PC software. ‘With easy to use slide switch and great editing facilities – it’s easy to modify, insert or delete text passages,’ Grundig reports, adding: ‘Dictations are sent to a transcription service, or speech recognition software, at the push of a button. It’s fast, safe, looks good and sounds great – and saves time to spend with patients.’

Additionally, along with battery charging, the USB connection allows the Digta 415 to be used as a PC microphone. This is also one of the first machines in the world to offer password protection.
Diagnosis: Highly efficient, says Grundig, adding: ‘These innovative and technically leading voice-processing systems with sophisticated design are distributed through a global partner network.’ However, visitors will see them demonstrated at

MEDICA – 15-18 November, Dusseldorf, Germany,
booth 15. G39.

RSNA, Chicago, USA, November 26-30, 2006, booth A 3948 C.
Details: www.grundig-gbs.com

17.11.2006

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