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simplifies online shopping Typically, online shoppers have to go through pages and
pages of product information until they find (or don’t
find) what they’re looking for. This process can be
time-consuming, confusing and at times frustrating for
the customer. Product information is not always clear,
the customer may be in a hurry, and some web pages may
take “forever” to download due to excessive graphics.
With this in mind, Assistech™ developed a new service
called Wizard-Assist™ which can be accessed on specific
pages of our website. Wizard-Assist™ combines the
company’s shopping cart with the power and versatility
of a proprietary script, allowing Web visitors to find
products in the shortest amount of time.
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Assistech.com rated 'very good' to 'excellent' by most
An online poll revealed that 74% of online visitors found
our website to be “excellent” or “very good”. Out of 110
votes cast, 35 people rated us “very good” and 46
“excellent”. A smaller group (19 people), representing 17%
of the votes thought our website was just “average.” Ten
respondents (9%) said they had no opinion.
A new poll is scheduled to go online in the near future,
asking visitors what they like most about assistech.com.
Stay tuned!
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The Hearing Aid as a Fashion Statement
This hearing aid looks more like an earring. Its tiny
triangular body comes in exuberant colors like sunset
orange, racing green or cabernet red; a slender wisp of
wire uncoils gracefully from the body to an earpod no
bigger than a teardrop.
It is indeed a hearing appliance,
made by the Danish company Oticon. It is called
Delta, after its triangular housing that contains the
microphones and signal-processing electronics. Introduced in
May 2006, the device is designed for people typically in
their 40's, 50's or older who are starting to lose the
ability to hear high-pitched sounds but hate doing anything
about it.
"This new design is appealing to people who traditionally are reluctant
to seek help" for hearing loss, said Ed Bravo, an audiologist at Audio
Help Associates in New York. An appliance that looks this hip, though,
may overcome that barrier; Dr. Bravo has fitted many clients with it since May.
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