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Until now.


In October, Plantronics Inc. will start selling the Pulsar 590, a pair of rechargeable Bluetooth-enabled headphones. The company sent me a pair to try and suddenly I can’t live without them.


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Until now.


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Streamlining the sound experience with Pulsar 590

By Ron Harris | August 20, 2005 - 12:00am

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – For my money, Bluetooth technology has long been little more than a spotty solution in search of problem. Getting rid of wires around the house is an admirable goal, but Bluetooth-enabled...

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