More details are emerging about the new Zune, Microsoft's much-hyped iPod-killer. Toshiba Corp. will produce the MP3 player, which will feature wireless networking capabilities.

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Microsoft Corp.'s answer to Apple's iPod will be built by Toshiba Corp., the software company confirmed Friday. The gadget, which will be one of the products marketed under Microsoft's "Zune" brand, will let people share songs, photos, music playlists and other content with others via a wireless connection. One feature will allow a person to act as a DJ, sending music to up to four other

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TMO readers aren't shy when it comes to sharing their opinions on Microsoft's soon to be released Zune multimedia player

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Microsoft Corp. confirmed Friday that Toshiba Corp. will manufacture its Zune music player, a product the company aims to take on Apple Computer Inc.'s successful iPod.

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Toshiba will make Microsoft's upcoming portable media player, dubbed the Zune, which is planned to be released by the end of the year.

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An FCC filing by Toshiba for a portable MP3 player revealed hints that the company was manufacturing a Zune multimedia device for Microsoft - A rumor that Microsoft has now confirmed

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Toshiba will build Microsoft's iPod rival, the Zune music player.

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Microsoft has confirmed that Toshiba will manufacture its Zune music player. The confirmation follows reports of a regulatory filing Toshiba made to the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that mentions the device and its features.

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Is Zune the iPod killer? There isn't a whole lot of information available on Microsoft's upcoming music player. At least not officially.

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Aug. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Toshiba Corp. shares rose after Microsoft Corp. chose Japan's largest chipmaker to produce its Zune digital music player that will compete with Apple Computer Inc.'s iPod.

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