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Microsoft projects one million Zunes sold by June

updated 05:50 pm EST, Wed December 6, 2006

 

MS: 1M Zunes sold by June


Microsoft expects to sell one million of its Zune players by June, says the Associated Press. The statement was made by entertainment group VP Bryan Lee, who also claims that Microsoft will one day "be the leader" in high-end digital audio players. The company has considerable work to do: one million units is high for the average consumer electronics product, but Apple is boasting sales of 39 million iPods within the year ending September 30th. It was also announced recently that sales of the Zune fell from second to fifth place in the product's second week. Microsoft itself admits that the current Zune is merely a stepping-stone in its long-term plans.


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  1. nat

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    but of course

    they will. they have to generate excitement some how so let's just tell everybody that within a year they'll have 999,999 other users to play with and "squirt" stuff to. let's see now, a brown looking device that "squirts"... hmmmm


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