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04/04/2004, 7:40pm, EDT
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French castle uses iPods for audio tours
Chenonceau Castle in France has started using 200 iPods to present its audio tours to visitors, a MacNN reader notes (page is in French). The iPods are loaded with eleven languages of the castle's guided audio tour, which visitors can borrow and listen to at their leisure around the famous property.
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all in all, though, this is a cool idea. especially the multi-language part.
This is good for Apple in France. Apple's got to attack the french market seriously.
Tokyo museum is using the iPod now. Do you know how many museum there is just in Paris?