Go digital with your music.
Take it with you.
Now all your music can come along for the ride (or the run or the flight), thanks to iPod and iTunes. Connect your iPod to your computer and iTunes automatically transfers your music library over. Or you can select which songs to take with you on your iPod.
Reduce clutter.
You probably have more shelf space devoted to CDs than to photos. With iTunes, you can import your entire CD collection into your computer — so all your favourite music lives in one place, ready to search, organise and play in a click.
Get instant gratification.
Spare yourself a trip to the record shop. Stop waiting for CDs to arrive in the post. Buying music online from the iTunes Store means you can shop 24/7. Buy 79p (UK) / 99c (Ireland) songs one at a time — or buy whole albums — and they start downloading immediately.
Mix and match music.
iTunes lets you organise and play your music in a whole new way. Take playlists, for example. Create a new one and drag and drop songs into it, ready to play or burn to a CD. Or create a Smart Playlist that iTunes fills automatically according to your preferences.
Learn how to go digital with iTunes.
iTunes is a jukebox and a music store all in one. Use it to import songs from CDs you already own. Or add new music to your collection from the iTunes Store. All your music in one place and a built-in music store on your computer means no more rifling through CD cases, no more trips to the supermarket, and an easy way to get everything from your computer to your iPod — ready to play on the go.
