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    1. Brian Roemmele‏ @BrianRoemmele 24 Oct 2019
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      Meet the 1961 glasses with built in speaker with air conduction. Built by Bell Labs, the glasses started as hearing aids built-into glasses and later a small AM radio. By 1966 there were plans to make them part of a telephone headset. The 1961 device that arrived in 2019.pic.twitter.com/FUsAK3ZMwU

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    2. Pɾҽɱ Kυɱαɾ Aραɾαɳʝι‏ @prem_k 24 Oct 2019
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      Very interesting piece of history of tech, as always, Brian. Would you also know why it took so long to come to the market?

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      Brian Roemmele‏ @BrianRoemmele 24 Oct 2019
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      Pɾҽɱ, thanks for asking. The fundamental reasons are usually always the same. A lack of vision and leadership. The technology always, always requires vision. It can not come from the engineers and not from the CEOs (usually). Also regulation barred Bell Labs from commercializing.

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        2. Pɾҽɱ Kυɱαɾ Aραɾαɳʝι‏ @prem_k 24 Oct 2019
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          Thank you Brian. But I must ask, if not engineers & not CEO, then who? 🤔

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        3. Brian Roemmele‏ @BrianRoemmele 24 Oct 2019
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          Pɾҽɱ, Great question. This is the challenge of every tech company today. It is why there is a waning and a wanting from consumers. There must be an evangelist and advocate that faces the company and the consumer. Steve Jobs did that precisely, he did not have to be a CEO.

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