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Plaud Unveils Earbuds with 4G Connectivity in AI Gadgets Push

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 27 August 2026, 13:00 UTC By Natalie Lung 1 min read
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Plaud Inc., a startup that makes note-taking devices, announced a pair of wireless, 4G-connected earbuds that lets users record conversations and complete tasks with artificial-intelligence assistants on the go, adding to a nascent category of gadgets built for the AI era.

Plaud Inc., a startup that makes note-taking devices, announced a pair of wireless, 4G-connected earbuds that lets users record conversations and complete tasks with artificial-intelligence assistants on the go, adding to a nascent category of gadgets built for the AI era.
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