October 27th, 2008
PRESS RELEASE
Why People with Hearing Loss No Longer Have to Choose
Design Over Performance
Lanes Hearing Aids Offers New Hearing Device That Combines Great Looks, Close-to-Natural Sound Quality and Blue Tooth Connectivity!

Dual Connect (mother of pearl)
“Dual integrates the performance of a high-end PC, noise-cancelling headset and wireless access to Bluetooth-enabled phones, MP3 players, televisions and other popular personal entertainment systems in one small, attractive modern communication device,” .
Philip Lane advises patients not to be fooled into thinking Dual’s good looks and small, comfortable ergonomic design make it a “light weight” when it comes to performance. Dual’s cutting edge technology allows people with hearing loss to experience “spatial sound” – a phenomenon that helps them to better identify where sounds are coming from. This “localization effect” is an important aspect of normal hearing that people with a hearing loss lack, even when using traditional hearing devices. Dual makes it possible to more easily focus on wanted sounds, like conversation, and consciously cancel out annoying and distracting background noises.
With the addition of the optional Streamer, a sleek companion device that resembles an MP3 Player, Dual wirelessly connects to Bluetooth-enabled phones. “Patients simply press a button on the Streamer to receive phone calls in both ears digitally processed to accommodate the user’s individual hearing loss,”. With the Streamer, Dual users can also wirelessly connect to TV-systems and other popular personal entertainment systems.

The Dual family of hearing devices can accommodate a broad range of hearing losses and a broad range of listening preferences and budgets. For more information about hearing loss and the new Oticon Dual, contact Philip Lane on 024 7623 1150 or visit www.Laneshearing.co.uk
Recent innovations in “your grandfather’s hearing aids” have transformed people’s perception of what it means to wear a hearing device. Unfortunately, many people with hearing loss have had to choose between the good looks they wanted and the advanced technology options that would provide a closer-to-natural listening experience. No longer. Philip Lane in Coventry is one of the first hearing care professionals in the UK to offer new Dual, the first hearing device designed to give people with hearing loss a full inventory of audiological features in a stylish and discreet 2 centimeters.
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October 9th, 2008
The Oticon Epoq Streamer is a body-worn device and a gateway to connecting your hearing instruments to the expanding world of electronic media. The Streamer enables signals from modern communication devices, such as mobile phones and televisions, to be streamed wirelessly into your hearing instruments.
If you have two hearing instruments, the sound will be directed to both ears.
This solution gives you the world’s smallest hands-free headset and personal headphones for many listening and communication purposes.
The Streamer uses Bluetooth and will support connectivity with most Bluetooth enabled sound sources in the market and thus, allows you to:
• use a mobile phone fully hands-free
• listen to your TV with freedom and ease
• listen to music and audio from the radio, computer, portable music players (e.g. mp3 players)
You can also use the Streamer as a remote control to adjust the volume and shift between programs in the hearing instruments
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September 26th, 2008
The world’s first holistic hearing solution.. arriving soon. contact us if you want to be one of the first to try this groundbreaking new premium hearing aid from Widex.
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September 18th, 2008
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September 17th, 2008
Phonak proudly presents a new paradigm in hearing excellence. Exélia is, without a doubt, the most sophisticated hearing instrument system ever introduced. The unique combination of cutting-edge technology, audiological expertise and wireless connectivity offers you:
Exélia celebrates the diversity of personal communication needs with comprehensive, tailored hearing solutions for everyone.

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September 17th, 2008
Epoq - The way your world should sound
With its revolutionary wireless technology, Epoq signals the start of a bright new era in hearing care. One in which sounds are captured and presented to you the way you meant to hear them.
Epoq devices aren’t like ordinary instruments that provide uncoordinated inputs into each ear. Epoqs actually communicate with each other to present a single, balanced picture for your brain to process.
With Epoq as your personal “Sound compass” you won’t be in any doubt as to what sounds are and where they are coming from. Whether it’s a car coming from the side or a person calling from behind, you’ll be able to hear and locate them in an instant. Because your ears will tell you where to look.
And that’s not all. As well as helping you locate and interpret the sounds around you, Epoq also helps you get the best out of devices such as mobile phones and other electronic equipment.

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