Grundig releases new version of desktop dictation microphone

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Screening
Grundig Business Systems, a manufacturer of professional dictation systems, has launched a new version of its Digta SonicMic desktop dictation microphone with an adjustment screw.

With the new version, the user can individually adjust the ergonomic sliding switch from a clear, accentuated snap to a smooth switch, making the Digta SonicMic easy to adapt to individual user requirements, Grundig said.

The Chicago-based company said its new microphone can also be tailored to individual needs using the AdapterServer tool, enabling users to assign up to 22 PC controls or dictation controls to the slide switch positions and function keys.

TriMed Staff

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