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21 May 08
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Napster is now selling DRM-free music files playable on any device, including iPods , and has streamlined its Web interface with version 4.5.
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Slideshow | All Shots Napster claims to have the largest selection of music among online music services, with 6 million tracks, and is making all them available for purchase in standard MP3 format. The DRM-free tracks cost $0.99 and albums cost $9.95, which is comparable with Apple 's iTunes Plus DRM-free songs; Apple claims to have 2 million such tracks available. The Apple DRM-free tracks are also in the less-compatible AAC format, which Windows Media Player can't handle. Both companies' DRM-free files are encoded at a high-quality, 256Kbps bitrate.
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20 May 08
Leo LaporteNapster is now selling DRM-free music files playable on any device, including iPods , and has streamlined its Web interface with version 4.5.
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