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XP and Vista to get new media player
April 17, 2006
Microsoft's Windows Media Player 11 is coming to Vista and to XP sooner. Is iPod connection ahead?
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iPod rivals ready for prime time at last?
January 6, 2006
Clones look to undermine Apple's long-standing, overwhelming lead in the market for MP3 players. This year's would-be iPod rivals
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Latest toe in the movie download pond? Wal-Mart
November 28, 2006
Retail giant launches program that bundles a video download with purchase of the physical DVD.
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Microsoft in deal for fuel cells
April 16, 2007
Need a light and a couple of songs? Microsoft might have just the thing for you.
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