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We've seen those crazy bone conduction headphones in the past and now they just keep getting weirder. These headphones—named the Vibone EZ-80WP—work a little like shaking baby syndrome, for adults, underwater. Bone-conduction headphones use your skull to send musical vibrations to your brain. That sounds fine and dandy on dry land, but would it still work as well underwater?
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11:04 AM on Thu Jun 29 2006
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