Thanks for that, and Kudos to GN. The same engineer-team, with their expertize in Bluetooth Low Energy/BLE also produced the Airlink2 Hearing Aid Programming Device, which (after a simple firmware upgrade) became the industry standard Noahlink Wireless.
But that, plus $5/€5 will only buy you a cup of coffee. It must be difficult for GN to keep up with (seemingly constant) new razzle/dazzle money-making marketing campaigns that frequently advertise new platforms that are (in reality) only slightly changed from the previous technology.