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A rose by any other name... The rumors are continuing to float about the internet about a possible flash-based Zune. Codenamed Draco, this upcoming media player has gone through a lot of different names.

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Microsoft's share of the music player market is continuing to climb, according to preliminary details of a new study published by market researchers NPD. The group notes that the lone 30GB Zune held 11.3 percent of the US market for hard disk-based players in May, a modest but significant increase from the 9.9 percent seen in January. Reasons wer...

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Blog: Though the devices still seem hard to spot in the wild, Microsoft says its market share is holding steady and reiterates its plans to sell 1 million of the devices by June.

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Alvin Saldanha | agencyfaqs! | Shobiz imc, New Delhi, June 21, 2007 If you are following all the excitement over the launch of the iPhone, you’ll notice that there is a bit of a crowd out there that isn’t all that impressed with it, and isn’t hyperventilating with ecstasy.

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Halo fans speculate about what the single-player will offer thanks to the Achievement list...

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A flash-based Zune could arrive in the US before the original even makes it to Europe. But why'd they call it Draco?

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SANTA BARBARA, Calif., June 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Sonos, Inc., the leading developer of wireless multi-room music systems for the digital home, today announced the award-winning Sonos Digital Music System is now available at more than 440 Best Buy ( Nachrichten ) locations across the United States.

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WaTunes.com, the new music & entertainment social networking service, today announced the launch of the WaTunes Music Group (WTMG) . WaTunes Music Group is a digital music distribution network that enables music artists and recording labels to sell and distribute their music to over 100 music stores such as iTunes, Napster, Rhapsody, eMusic, Sony Connect, Zune, Yahoo!, and many other music ...

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SAN JOSE, Calif. - Apple Inc.'s iTunes Store started selling thousands of songs without copy protection last month, marking the trendsetting company's latest coup and a model for what analysts say will likely become a pattern for online music sales.

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