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Microsoft's Zune: The iPod Clone You Hate to Love

Today's tune is Zune, and it's being written none too soon. It was nearly two weeks ago when Microsoft's new music, movie and photo player named "Zune" fulfilled widespread predictions that it was going to debut with a thud. Let me say first that my take on this milestone event in Windows history comes amid a bit of heat. I guess I've been persona non grata at the Zune side of Microsoft for the past few weeks after I questioned the ethics of the company's effort to immolate the iPod by creating a virtual carbon copy of Apple's world-beater music player.
Read more at: http://www.macnewsworld.com/rsstory/54372.html.

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