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Oct 08, 2008

iPod's reign at top to end, says Apple co-founder

Apple's co-founder Steve Wozniak has said the iPod's domination of the MP3 player market is not likely to last much longer and also warned the economic downturn will bring fewer product launches and another dotcom crash.Wozniak, who launched Apple with friend Steve Jobs back in 1976, told The Daily Telegraph that the iPod could eventually find itself obsolete, like transistor radios and the Sony Walkman, and that the technology industry as a whole is in need of a slowdown.

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