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Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple Inc., unveiled the first ever iPod at a press conference in Cupertino, California-- offering "1,000 songs in your pocket."
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Apple Inc. introduces the iPod 2, suited with Windows. Can now hold up to 4,000 songs.
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Apple launches the iTunes Music Store with 200,000 songs at 99¢ each, along with the new third-generation iPod that is thinner and lighter than two CDs and holds 7,500 songs.
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Apple introduces iPod mini, available in five colors
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The first iPod shuffle plugged right into a USB drive, and included 512 MB of storage (120 songs) for $99 and 1 GB (240 songs) for $149.
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iPod nano replaces the iPod mini and goes on to become the best selling music player ever.
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Steve Jobs unveils the first ever iPhone at Macworld in San Francisco.
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As the iPhone 3G makes its first debut, the App Store launches becoming a huge hit for its casual gaming and efficiency.
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In this version of the 'upgraded' iPod shuffle, many had complaints to offer to Apple Inc. since the iPod itself did not produce these new iPods with any buttons, but rather depended on the headphones with buttons to pause fast forward, rewind, etc.
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Apple unveils their newest product, the iPhone 4S. Although the iPhone is slowly making its way to the top, that doesn't mean that is the decline of the product that started it all; the iPod. Although only minor changes were made to the upcoming iPod, that doesn't mean they have disappeared from daily usage.
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Available in space grey, silver, pink, yellow, blue, and red, the fifth generation iPod was unveiled at an Apple event alongside the iPhone 5.
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