Confusion reigns in the expanding digital music world.

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With 75 percent of the market -- more than 60 million sold -- Apple's iPod dominates the world of shirt-pocket media players. But that still leaves 20 million non-iPod players out there. And they include some that aren't designed around the notion that (small) size matters.

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Apple Computer's iPod digital music player is not expected to lose significant market share in the next 12 to 18 months, despite the challenge from Microsoft's upcoming Zune player.

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As Microsoft Corp approaches what will be an important year of product launches, the company is still managing to grow in double digits without Vista, Zune or the next version of Office in its catalog.

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Zephyr14z writes "A TMCnet article states that Apple has filed a patent for iPods that can purchase music wirelessly over the internet. This was an expected feature in the Zune, though it turns out not to be true. 'While this could be an effort to fight the software giant and its product directly, it should be noted that Zune's built-in Wi-Fi will be limited to the file sharing between devices

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Game players have another chance to get their hands on a Nintendo Wii through a preorder promotion at Toys R Us.

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First there was Creative's Zen and soon there'll be Microsoft's Zune, and no doubt there'll be many more – one of which might actually succeed in "killing" Apple's iPod.

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Microsoft’s iPod-rivalling Zune digital media player – still rumoured to eventually include games capabilities – won’t launch in the UK until at least the end of 2007, a year after the US launch.

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As Microsoft Corp approaches what will be an important year of product launches, the company is still managing to grow in double digits without Vista, Zune or the next version of Office in its catalog.

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As Microsoft Corp approaches what will be an important year of product launches, the company is still managing to grow in double digits without Vista, Zune or the next version of Office in its catalog.

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