Compared to Napster and other peer-to-peer file-swapping systems, iTunes offered all the following advantages EXCEPT
A) it used a new and more efficient file format that required less disk space.
B) it was much cleaner and more virus-free than peer-to-peer file-sharing.
C) its prices and selection of available tunes was widely appealing.
D) i sound quality, although acceptable, wasn't as good as Napster had offered.

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iTunes did not use a new file format that required less disk space; it used the AAC format, which was not necessarily more efficient in terms of disk space compared to MP3s used by Napster.

Compared to Napster and Other Peer-To-Peer File-Swapping Systems, ITunes Offered