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New iPod by Josh Rubin
It doesn't take much hunting today to find the news of Apple's new iPods. They are smaller and lighter with more storage space (15 and 30 GB). There's a new dock. And they, as well as the older versions, integrate seamlessly with the new music download service offered via the iTunes upgrade.
The new version of iTunes also includes Rendezvous based music sharing. That means you can store all your music on your iMac in the kitchen, and still listen to them from your Ti book in the study. It not only works, but it's really easy to use.
Mac Rumors has a pretty good overview of how Apple is dealing with all the copyright issues.
This entry posted on 28 April 2003 at
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