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History Short: Name Brand Products that Become Generic
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1:35Now PlayingOn January 27, 2010, Apple, Incorporated introduced their industry leading line of tablet computers they called the iPad. So successful was their invention, that many variations followed, such as the iPad Mini, the iPad Air and the iPad Pro.
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