New noise-cancelling headphones from Philips draw power from Lightning port

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By Christian ZibregJan 8, 2015, 12:07 pm557 pts
As The Verge reported Thursday, Consumer electronics maker Philips took the wraps off its new on-ear headphones that don’t have a built-in battery, instead drawing power from the Lightning port of an iOS device. The Fidelio NC1L features noise-cancelling technology which uses four different microphones…

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