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Bluetooth backlash and nostalgia helped Bose launch wired headphones that keep selling out

Publicado por Fast Company · Estados Unidos hace 5 h

Last fall, Raza Haider, president of premium consumer audio at Bose, noticed something peculiar when dropping his daughter off at college: more students were wearing wired…

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Bluetooth backlash and nostalgia helped Bose launch wired headphones that keep selling out

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