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The long-anticipated Japan version will charge 150 yen ($1.35) each for 90 percent of its songs and 200 yen for the other 10 percent.
The long-anticipated Japan version will charge 150 yen ($1.35) each for 90 percent of its songs and 200 yen for the other 10 percent.
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competitors. When I goto the gym, about 3 years ago, I had
maybe one of 5 iPods I could see in the time that I went. Now
when I go, there are more iPods than I can count. And the
combination is why. So far, no one has come close to beating this
duo.
Seems to me that car salesmen stating "All our cars come with an iPod interface." will do more for iPod sales than the iTMS Japan will. Want to plug an MP3 player into your car? Get an iPod and simply plug it in... or hack it yourself.
- Darn
- by 201293546946733175101343322673 August 4, 2005 10:50 AM PDT
- Can't buy music overseas.
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