It is a tad later than Apple’s original ” end of October ” launch window, however the company has now officially rolled out its iTunes Match service to everyone with the iTunes 10.5.1 update. Which will permit you to sync up all the music collection with iCloud — including songs and albums you’ve ripped from CDs — that you could then hearken to on any compatible device (i.e. an Apple device or a Windows PC with iTunes). On the subject of songs already offered through iTunes, your music will simply be matched up with the tracks already available, and anything not offered may be uploaded, with everything offered within the usual DRM-free 256kbps AAC files. As expected, that convenience comes at a price — the service will run you $24.99 a year. You’re also limited to twenty-five,000 songs, although iTunes purchases don’t count against that limit.
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