MP3 player turns 10
The first commercially released personal music player capable of handling MP3 files MPMan F10 was launched in March 1998 by Korea’s Saehan. The first player has a 32MB of Flash storage, and stored songs encoded at 128Kb/s. After 10 years today’s iPod comes with almost 1 000 times larger storage.
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