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Editors' Picks: Is Apple becoming the Microsoft of music?







Editors' Picks: Is Apple becoming the
Microsoft of music?

Editors' Picks: Is Apple becoming the
Microsoft of music?
07/30/2004 09:00 PM

The iPod is designed to play music purchased from Apple Computer's iTunes service and files in the MP3 format, but not songs from all competitors.




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