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January 11, 2005 update Apple Computer chief Steve Jobs delivers the goods, showing off budget PC and new flash memory-based iPod Shuffle. Photo: Mac MiniMP3-player demand to spike in 2009
October 13, 2005 IDC report predicts an industry with $145.4 billion in revenue in four years.Apple's iPod costs likely went up--in a flash
September 8, 2005 Company's two new music players are smaller than its iPod Minis--and they probably cost more to make, too. Photos: Apple's new gadgetsA voyage inside the iPod Shuffle
February 25, 2005 An analyst dissects a Shuffle, details what she finds and takes a guess about the profit Apple's making on the device. Photos: The littlest iPodCreative expands its music player line
January 6, 2005 The company's new offerings include a 1GB flash-memory based device, plus a 6GB player that holds 3,000 songs. Photo: Creative's Zen Micro music playerSanDisk unveils 8GB music player
August 21, 2006 Latest Sansa device costs $249; SanDisk also reduces prices across the board to compete with iPod. Photo: SanDisk's 8GB music playerIntel flashes ahead to 1Gb memory
April 4, 2006 New NOR chip built with 65-nanometer manufacturing technology doubles the density of Intel's flash memory.SanDisk CEO flashing forward to phones
August 31, 2007 With Apple's stronghold on the MP3 player market, Eli Harari is looking to mobile phones, which require more and more of SanDisk's flash memory.SanDisk's musical splash with more flash
August 21, 2006 The flash-memory specialist unveils an 8GB upgrade to its music player line; also, a review of the Archos 604.Apple hints at big music announcement
August 29, 2005 Is the company getting ready to unveil a new product as pivotal as the first iPod? Rumors are running rampant.New flash plant in Toshiba's future?
March 6, 2006 Toshiba and partner SanDisk will spend $4.3 billion to build new NAND factory in Japan, according to reports.Dell bids adieu to hard-drive music players
February 6, 2006 Pocket DJs never made headway against the iPod, so PC maker is focusing on flash-memory music players instead.This week in Apple
September 9, 2005 Season's new crop includes a diminutive new iPod to replace the popular Mini, as well as an iTunes cell phone.Year in review: Apple hums along
December 18, 2005 The iPod slims down and adds video, while the Mac maker decides to move to Intel chips.Small gadgets to spark flash memory surge
November 22, 2005 Demand for power-packed gadgets like the iPod is expected to pump up flash memory--and Intel and Micron are eyeing the gains.Apple debuts new, low-priced iPod
January 11, 2005 Mac maker introduces new version of its popular music player dubbed the Shuffle, priced at just $99 or $149. Photos: iPod ShuffleiPod chipmaker offers rosy outlook
July 25, 2005 PortalPlayer forecasts that its sales could rise to between $50 million and $60 million for the quarter that runs through September.Week in review: It's Apple season
September 9, 2005 Apple is shiny and ripe as it unveils a tiny new iPod and a Motorola cell phone that holds music downloaded from iTunes.Rockin' growth seen for MP3 players
April 13, 2005 Report sees more than 56 million digital-music players in circulation by 2010, with flash players dominating the market.High hopes for Macworld
January 10, 2005 Early buzz on Apple expo kindles expectations of a budget iMac and a flash iPod.
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