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Apple launches iTunes for Windows

updated 02:35 pm EDT, Thu October 16, 2003

Apple today launched the second generation of its for both Mac and Windows users. The new iTunes Music Store offers Windows users the same online music store with the same music catalog, the same personal use rights and the same 99 cents-per-song pricing. Since its launch six months ago, music fans have purchased and downloaded more than 13 million songs from the iTunes Music Store, making it the number one download music service in the world: "With music from all five major music companies and over 200 independent music labels, the iTunes Music Store catalog is growing every day and will offer more than 400,000 songs by the end of October." iTunes 4.1 is available for both Mac and Windows now.l

iTunes for Windows includes the same great features that made it the best digital jukebox software for the Mac, a free download with no hidden charges for extra features, MP3 and high quality AAC encoding from audio CDs, Smart Playlists, over 250 free Internet radio stations, and the ability to burn custom playlists to CDs and MP3 CDs, burn content to DVDs to back-up an entire music collection and share music between computers via Rendezvous over any network with both Macs and PCs.

 
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Come on over

10/16, 02:45pm reply

To the Macintosh side...

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statement of the obvious.

10/16, 02:46pm reply

Good move, Apple. And just in time, too!

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uh oohhh

10/16, 02:58pm reply

My PC just died at the launch of iTunes. s***.

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install

10/16, 02:59pm reply

can't install. wth.

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typo's ?

10/16, 03:01pm reply

Bonno and McJagger :)

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iTunes Windows = Mac

10/16, 03:01pm reply

iTunes for Windows = iTunes for Mac

They did an awesome job in getting this ported. Even the visuals look the same, but no OpenGL option on the Windows side. I've got my PC streaming music from my Powerbook.

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Just downloaded

10/16, 03:24pm reply

Not as good looking as the Mac one but still the best! But Pepsi? I drink Coke!

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never seen ...

10/16, 03:47pm reply

apple site being so slow! 97% of the market is downloading.

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Woohoo

10/16, 04:02pm reply

on the rendezvous!

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Apple ROCKS HARD.

10/16, 04:07pm reply

Nuff said.

I think the subtle message is getting out to the Winsheep ...

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