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Don't forget that the tiny MP3 player is in actuality a computer--more powerful than the most powerful computer in the world a few decades ago. With some programming know-how there's no limit to what you could program an MP3 player to do.

Also, I want it to me OK to call any MP3 player an iPod even if it's not that brand. We do it with a lot of other things like Kleenex, Xerox and other brands that don't end with X. My college girlfriend's mom called a refrigerator a Frigidaire.

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