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Amazon launches dedicated iPod store

By Derek Sooman

On November 11, 2004, 1:53 PM

"A musical dream come true, the fourth-generation iPod offers voluminous capacity, letting you easily slip up to 10,000 songs into your pocket. Easily select playlists, scroll through thousands of songs, and start the music playing without lifting your thumb from the touch-sensitive ClickWheel. More than just an MP3 player, the iPod features a calendar, games, a notepad, and an alarm clock to help you get from place to place throughout the day." - Amazon.

Amazon, who sell just about everything anyway, have launched a dedicated iPod Store as part of its web site, which will sell the full range of iPods as well as selected accessories. The store will help Amazon make a hugh push on the iPod for Xmas of this year, and according to inside source, the company is predicting some 4 million iPod sales over the period.

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