Something to look forward to: Known for its high-end audio equipment, Bose also ventured into potentially revolutionary automotive technology years ago. Now, the company's "magic" suspension system appears to be ready for a real-world debut in consumer vehicles. Bose developed a piece of automotive technology two decades ago that was far ahead of its time. As reported by PC Magazine in 2004, the company created a computer-controlled suspension system designed to replace the traditional shocks and springs found in most vehicles. Thanks to this innovation, cars could seemingly "float" over rough roads and speed bumps, with drivers feeling virtually none…