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Pocket PC Island, the place for handhelds & PDA's - Pocket PC Articles: "Sensory Arts & Science Announces New Release of the Pocket Hearo Handheld Audiometer
Sensory Arts & Science, a leading provider of health and safety tools and products for sensory assessment announces the much anticipated release of version 1.1 of the Pocket Hearo. The Pocket Hearo is the first and only hearing education and accurate pure tone screening system that runs on a PDA.
Pocket Hearo release 1.1 includes important new features, including pulse tone support, an automatic mode based on the Hughson-Westlake method, new formatting options, and Hearo Desk, a PC application that is used to download, print, and manage the files created on the Hearo device. Hearo Desk also includes a new calibration feature, enabling the Pocket Hearo to be calibrated in a matter of minutes.
Brett Strouss, Director of Business Development for Sensory Arts & Science commented 'This new version of the Pocket Hearo adds some very important new features and capabilities, and positions us well to address several new market opportunities with the product. In the brief time since it's introduction, we've seen significant interest from all types of hearing professionals, and we continue to build on the product's already strong features to make it a 'must have' as a convenient and affordable tool for testing.'
The new release of the Pocket Hearo is available now through Sensory Arts' growing network of distributors. Please contact Sensory Arts & Science for more information and the distributor serving your area.
About Sensory Arts & Science
Sensory Arts & Science is a health technology products company, whose mission is to develop health and safety technology that aids in the prevention, detection, and assessment of certain conditions and impairments that affect the human sensory systems and general well-being. Fore more information, please contact Sensory Arts at 215-513-2810 or visit the Company's website at www.sensoryarts.com.
Pocket Hearo is a trademark of Sensory Arts & Science, LLC."
Sensory Arts & Science, a leading provider of health and safety tools and products for sensory assessment announces the much anticipated release of version 1.1 of the Pocket Hearo. The Pocket Hearo is the first and only hearing education and accurate pure tone screening system that runs on a PDA.
Pocket Hearo release 1.1 includes important new features, including pulse tone support, an automatic mode based on the Hughson-Westlake method, new formatting options, and Hearo Desk, a PC application that is used to download, print, and manage the files created on the Hearo device. Hearo Desk also includes a new calibration feature, enabling the Pocket Hearo to be calibrated in a matter of minutes.
Brett Strouss, Director of Business Development for Sensory Arts & Science commented 'This new version of the Pocket Hearo adds some very important new features and capabilities, and positions us well to address several new market opportunities with the product. In the brief time since it's introduction, we've seen significant interest from all types of hearing professionals, and we continue to build on the product's already strong features to make it a 'must have' as a convenient and affordable tool for testing.'
The new release of the Pocket Hearo is available now through Sensory Arts' growing network of distributors. Please contact Sensory Arts & Science for more information and the distributor serving your area.
About Sensory Arts & Science
Sensory Arts & Science is a health technology products company, whose mission is to develop health and safety technology that aids in the prevention, detection, and assessment of certain conditions and impairments that affect the human sensory systems and general well-being. Fore more information, please contact Sensory Arts at 215-513-2810 or visit the Company's website at www.sensoryarts.com.
Pocket Hearo is a trademark of Sensory Arts & Science, LLC."
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