New Dictation Device Holds 32MB of Memory

February 20, 2008

February 20, 2008 - Grundig Business Systems will launch a new mobile dictation recorder Digta x410, equip with a 32MB hard disk, which allows for up to 5 hours of voice recording, at HIMSS 2008.

The USB interface can turn the device into a PC dictation microphone.

The company will also showcase its DigtaSonic xMic, which received the International Forum Design’s (IF) 2008 product award. Designed for height and slimness, the microphone reportedly allows users to keep their hand low and supported rather than having to lift the device up to speak.

The Digta CordEx, a wireless dictation microphone that communicates with the PC via a USB receiving station will also be on display.

For more information: www.grundig-gbs.com

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