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The revolutions of Mp3 Players
Mp3 Players began as a computer application in the mid-1980s, at the Frauenhofer Institut in Germany. This organisation developed a low-bit audio coding to create Mp3 files.
In 1989, the founder of the Institut, Frauenhofer, was granted permission to develop his ideas. These ideas were then submitted and approved by the International Standards Organisation (ISO).
In 1990, Frauenhofer also attempted to create the first portable Mp3 Player. But as it was, the Player lacked quality.
Then, in 1997, Tomislav Uzelac, took his own approach in creating a computer-based Mp3 Player. Using Frauenhofers’ thoughts and past ideas, Uzelac was successful in creating what is known as the “First Prime-Time Mp3 Player”. Uzelac’s application was aptly named the “AMP-MP3 ...
Mp3 Players began as a computer application in the mid-1980s, at the Frauenhofer Institut in Germany. This organisation developed a low-bit audio coding to create Mp3 files.
In 1989, the founder of the Institut, Frauenhofer, was granted permission to develop his ideas. These ideas were then submitted and approved by the International Standards Organisation (ISO).
In 1990, Frauenhofer also attempted to create the first portable Mp3 Player. But as it was, the Player lacked quality.
Then, in 1997, Tomislav Uzelac, took his own approach in creating a computer-based Mp3 Player. Using Frauenhofers’ thoughts and past ideas, Uzelac was successful in creating what is known as the “First Prime-Time Mp3 Player”. Uzelac’s application was aptly named the “AMP-MP3 ...
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