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…headphones that don’t go on your head

hat if putting on music didn’t have to mean shutting yourself off from the world? Sony’s new Neckband Speaker gives your ears a rest and sits on your shoulders, firing your audio towards your ears in a focused beam. There’s a built-in microphone and Bluetooth connectivity, which means you can take calls or listen to music up to 30m away from your computer – no more excusing yourself from a meeting to make a cup of

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