Microsoft makes a second attempt to challenge the iPod by revealing the new Zune. According to the New York Times the new and improved Zune is a worthy competitor to the iPod. With an improved interface, control pad, integrated wifi, and online Store, Zune 2.0 has evolved to become a valid choice for prospective MP3 buyers. Still, it will not lure me away form my iPod...
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29/11/2007
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