Apple CEO Jobs introduces ROKR, a mobile phone with iTunes, during event in San Francisco

Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduces the ROKR, the world's first mobile phone with iTunes, during an event in San Francisco September 7, 2005. Apple on Wednesday unveiled the cellphone, which works like an iPod music player, in a bid to extend its domination of the digital music market into the wireless arena. The silver device, developed with Motorola Inc., has a color screen and can store 100 songs. It has stereo speakers, stereo headphones and a camera. REUTERS/Lou Dematteis
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