Microsoft has announced that it has sold over a million units of its digital music player, Zune. Robbie Bach, the president of Microsoft's Entertainment and Devices Division revealed that Zune accounts for 10 percent of the hard-disk-based music player market share.

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Microsoft broke through the one million units shipped barrier with its Zune digital music player, ahead of its June deadline and beating Apple's iPod record, reports InfoWorld.com.

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Microsoft delighted at shipping a million units of Zune one month earlier than planned.

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Microsoft has beaten its goal of shipping over a million Zune digital music players by June, according to a newspaper report.

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Okay, so it's a little unfair that Apple got a fairly significant head start on the Zune in terms of having time in the marketplace to develop a brand presence, but there's no denying that the handheld media player from Microsoft has a very, very long way to go before it can truly compete against the glossy ubiquitous wonder known to the world as the iPod.

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Microsoft's entered the portable music player market about 9 month ago. The company managed to sell 1 million Zune players to date, says Robbie Bach, president of Microsoft's Entertainment and Devices Division.

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According to an interview over at SFGate.com with Robbie Bach, president of Microsoft's Entertainment and Devices Division, Microsoft has surpassed its own goal of selling one million Zunes.

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Microsoft ships its one millionth Zune ahead of schedule...

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Microsoft's entered the portable music player market about 9 month ago. The company managed to sell 1 million Zune players to date, says Robbie Bach, president of Microsoft's Entertainment and Devices Division. Microsoft is apparently reached 10% of t...

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