Sony Patents Dual-Receiver Headphones

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Sony Working on Headphones that Can Connect to Two Devices at Once

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Sony has filed a pair of U.S. patents for headphones capable of connecting to two different wireless signals simultaneously.

Sony currently manufactures both wireless radio frequency headphones and wireless Bluetooth headsets, but no headphones that combine the two technologies.

Dual-receiver headphone technology would allow the two signals to be mixed in the headset itself.

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