Bose Corporation is a major American audio equipment manufacturer founded in 1964 by Dr. Amar Gopal Bose in Framingham, Massachusetts. Pioneered acoustic research with breakthrough products like the 901 stereo speakers (1968) and became synonymous with premium consumer and professional audio. Known for noise-canceling headphones, home theater systems, automotive audio, and professional sound systems. The majority owner is MIT (per Dr. Bose's 2011 donation), ensuring the company's research focus continues. Led by CEO Lila Snyder since 2020, employs ~6,000 people with $4 billion in 2022 revenues. Supplies audio systems to 15+ automakers and maintains manufacturing in the US, Mexico, China, and Malaysia.
Founded: 1964
Epson has introduced the EF-LS670, a 4K ultra-short-throw projector featuring Google TV integration and Bose 2.1ch sound technology.
The EF-LS670 utilizes Epson's 4K Enhancement Technology and a 3LCD panel setup for high-quality 4K video projection with HDR10 and HLG support.
Capable of projecting a 120-inch image from just 70cm, this projector offers a brightness of 3,600 lumens and a minimum operating noise of 20dB.
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Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen)** now feature USB-C lossless audio, adaptive noise cancellation, and improved audio performance for enhanced sound clarity and fidelity.
Cinema Mode** creates an immersive, movie-like listening experience by spatializing audio, improving dialogue, and enhancing background sound for video and spoken word content.
Extended battery life** offers up to 30 hours of use (23 hours with Immersive Audio), with charging available during use via a USB-C port.
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Bose has launched the SoundLink Micro Portable Speaker (2nd Gen), a compact Bluetooth speaker with enhanced audio performance, from September 25th, 2023.
Available in Black and Blue Dusk, the speaker is priced at 15,400 yen and features a durable silicone-covered body with IP67 dust and water resistance.
It incorporates dual passive radiators for powerful bass sound with minimal distortion, despite its small size of 10.3 x 4.4 x 10.3 cm.
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The Baseus Inspire headphones series, developed in collaboration with Bose, includes the XH1, XP1, and XC1 models, each tailored for distinct uses.
The XH1 over-ear headphones feature Hi-Res certification, Dolby Spatial Audio, ANC, and a remarkable 100-hour battery life (65 hours with ANC activated).
The XP1 in-ear headphones offer adaptive ANC reducing noise up to -50 dB, six AI-supported microphones, and a total of 45 hours runtime with the case.
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Epson introduces the Lifestudio series of portable RGB LED 3LCD projectors, including the Flex, Pop, and flagship Grand models.
The RGB LED technology offers enhanced color saturation and brightness compared to DLP, with compact and energy-efficient design.
All models feature integrated Bose audio systems, Dolby Audio, and Bluetooth support, ensuring high-quality sound without external equipment.
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Spotify introduces lossless streaming for Premium users, offering 24-bit/44.1 kHz FLAC quality, surpassing CD standards but trailing competitors like TIDAL and Apple Music.
The rollout is gradual, reaching over 50 markets, with device compatibility expanding to include brands like Cambridge Audio, Sony, Bose, and KEF.
Cambridge Audio's StreamMagic platform is fully compatible with Spotify Lossless, highlighting their proactive approach to streaming advancements.
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Bose introduces the 2nd Gen QuietComfort Ultra Headphones with advanced improvements in Active Noise Cancelling and sound personalization technologies.
Features USB-C connectivity supporting lossless audio up to 16-bit 48kHz, offering enhanced audio fidelity and reduced latency ideal for gaming.
Cinema Mode integrates immersive spatial audio, enhancing dialogue and background audio for movies, TV shows, and podcasts.
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Epson, a renowned projector manufacturer, is collaborating with Bose to enhance the audio capabilities of its devices through the 'Sound by Bose' initiative.
The partnership aims to integrate Bose's advanced sound systems into Epson projectors, with the first models expected to launch in September 2025.
Initially, these new projectors will be available in China and the United States, with plans for a subsequent global rollout.
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Status Audio Pro X Earbuds**: Featuring a hybrid triple-driver design with a 12mm dynamic driver and two Knowles balanced armature drivers for exceptional audio clarity.
Advanced Noise Cancellation**: Offers effective -52dB active noise cancellation with a transparency mode, ensuring versatile audio performance in various environments.
Hi-Res Audio Wireless Certification**: Supports LDAC streaming up to 24-bit/96kHz quality via Bluetooth 5.3, delivering audiophile-grade sound.
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Bose acquires McIntosh, surprising the audio community with a luxury-focused strategic move.
Acquisition driven by Bose's ambition to enter the high-end automotive audio market.
Concerns arise over potential dilution of McIntosh's heritage and craftsmanship.
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Bose plans to unveil new open-ear, clip-on headphones, possibly named Bose Open Ear TWS, at CES 2024.
The headphones feature a comfortable, non-intrusive design, enabling users to stay aware of their surroundings.
The G-shaped, over-the-ear design aligns with a growing trend in open-ear audio technology.