The Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO - It was a strange sight Thursday - Apple chief executive Steve Jobs touting a Windows product.
Jobs unveiled a Windows-compatible iTunes Music Store, an Internet song-downloading service popular among Macintosh users.
Now that the store works with Windows computers, Jobs said the company aims to sell 100 million songs in the first year.
New features include audio books, a monthly "allowance" parents can give children, gift certificates and celebrities' playlists.
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