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SAN FRANCISCO -- Forcing drivers to use hands-free devices for cell phones makes a lot of sense, but it also could make for great business.
As more states adopt the move to curb distracted driving by making use of hands-free communication devices mandatory, headset makers and Bluetooth chip suppliers expect to see a spike in demand.
Along with a host of smaller private companies, the move could mean a windfall for larger publicly listed players such as Plantronics(PLT Quote), which specializes in headsets, or Broadcom(BRCM Quote), which supplies Bluetooth chips. ...
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