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iPod compatible

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iPod compatible

(1) Refers to music titles in the AAC audio format, which is Apple's featured music format for the iPod. See AAC and iPod.

(2) Refers to hardware that works with an iPod or software that runs in the iPod. See iPod.



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Even so, the players didn't really take off until Apple made its iPod compatible with Windows-based computers and introduced the iTunes Music Store in 2003.
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