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Zune 4.0 is here! 
Zune Insider | by Brian Seitz | Tue, Sep 15
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We also added an internet browser to the Zune HD so you can update status on the fly. There is lots more good stuff in the Zune HD, go check one out. As for existing Zune devices, they will get a light firmware update for integration with the new PC software. This is a major update from a hardware sta...
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