MP3 Players in 1990s

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David Bowie made his Hours album available for download weeks before it was released in stores.

The band Sneaker Pimps released a single on a device called the Diamond Rio , which was one of the first (if not THE first ) widely available MP3 players.

It would be another couple of years before things began to resolve with iTunes and the iPod .

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