RIP iPod: How Apple's music player transformed an industry

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At the height of its power, the pocket-sized music player known as the iPod shifted tens of millions of units each year, helping Apple to conquer the globe.

In the years after its release, prices came down, storage space grew, colours and models proliferated and sales exploded.PARIS - At the height of its power, the pocket-sized music player known as the iPod shifted tens of millions of units each year, helping Apple to conquer the globe and transforming the music industry.

In the following years, prices came down, storage space grew, colours and models proliferated and sales exploded."It didn’t just change the way we all listen to music, it changed the entire music industry," Apple founder Steve Jobs said of the iPod in 2007.

"People are now spending money in ways they weren’t before," said Bourreau, highlighting money from streaming.But the writing was on the wall for the iPod as early as 2007 when Jobs launched the iPhone.With theatrical flair, he told an expectant audience the new product was an"iPod, a phone and an internet communicator".

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