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iTunes Plus price drop

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From the Yeah-I-Knew-This-Was-Going-To-Happen Department: Apple's just dropped the cost of DRM-free, 25 6kbps AAC tracks from the iTunes Store from U S$1.29 to the usual US$.99 per track, making the high-quality iTunes Pl us tracks the same price as the regular stuff while "offering audio qu ality virtually indistinguishable from the original recordings" and fr ee from oppressive digital rights management to boot. (They used to charge a th irty-cent upgrade fee to bump up previously-bought tracks to iTunes Plus level. ) In addition to the EMI catalog of these songs, Apple has added (among other labels) Sub Pop, Nettwerk, Beggars Group, IODA, The Orcha rd and more. Now at over 2 million tracks, this makes the iTunes Store the largest DRM-Free high-quality online music source thus far. Hopefully someday soon, it'll all be like this. And even cheaper.

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More than the discount at the moment I'm interested in that picture. Superb interior with that warm brown hue and the systems look powerful. $.99 was a good discount, these days we don't get that kind of discounts and that too products from Apple. I don't use everything from Apple but I have quiet a decent collection but more I am more impressed with Apple because it is socially responsible and we do not many big companies which shares the concepts of Apple.

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