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The Record player in 1877 was called Phonograp.
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A phonograph, the first device for recording and
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The transmission and reception of electromagnetic waves of radio frequency, esp. those carrying sound messages.
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A trademark used for a pocket-sized cassette player, compact disk player, radio, or combined unit with lightweight earphones
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Software that plays CD discs( this is one of the first cd player)
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electronic equipment for playing cassettes (and you are able to carry and bring it with you)
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The iPod is a portable music player, you can not see what song is playing and you can the songs by the botton on the front.
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A mobile device that combines wireless Internet connectivity with the company's ubiquitous iPod music player functionality, it is a touch screen and you can get music videos on it.
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A cell phone now has a music player/downloader and therefore people are now just buying a iphone for the phone and thw music device.