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Microsoft confirmed it will offer an iPod competitor: The player will be equipped with Wi-Fi, ship later this year, and be called Zune. (Inside joke for moviegoers this weekend: At least they didn't call it a Narf, which is only marginally less euphonious.) Some content will be sharable among devices, which sounds a bit like the Music Gremlin. Microsoft will be making this device.
It’s not a like you could ignore the unveiling of this Microsoft initiative. CNET and Engadget had lots of details and Om Malik, Paid Content and TechCrunch provided analysis- the short version : tough battle with Apple ahead, microsoft music pa... Read More