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Third time's a charm: Ars reviews the Zune HD 
Ars Technica | by nate@arstechnica.com (Nate Anderson) | Wed, Sep 16
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When Microsoft first launched the Zune, the player was something of a kludge. The hardware design had been licensed wholesale from Toshiba, and the fact that it had WiFi and could "squirt" songs was little advantage in a world where few people bought the device. (Several years after its lau...
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