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Zune Exposes Microsoft's iPod Envy

Microsoft is probably the greenest company in all of high tech. Not green in the environmental sense, but green with envy. Microsoft is so jealous of the iPod's success that Tuesday it will introduce a new music system pocket player, with associated jukebox software and online music store, that is an unabashed copy of Apple's. It's called "Zune." The amazing part is that this is Microsoft's second attempt to kill the iPod. The first was PlaysForSure -- a gigantic, multiyear operation involving dozens of manufacturers and online music stores.

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