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Microsoft's Latest Ad Is Dumb: iPods Cost $30,000 to Fill Up [Zune]
Gizmodo —
... Zunepass's 10 free songs a month is a legitimately brilliant stroke. This throws away everything that's great about Zune for some stupid price argument that's going to sway precisely nobody, since everybody downloads music illegally anyway. How about just telling people what's great about Zune? That's what Apple does, and it seems to be working pretty well. (To clarify, I'm talking about the iPhone commercials.) [YouTube via Ars via Engadget]
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Microsoft's Latest Dumb Ad: iPods Cost $30,000 to Fill Up [Zune]
Gizmodo —
... right—better than iTunes in many ways for music lovers—and Zunepass's 10 free songs a month is a legitimately brilliant stroke. This throws away everything that's great about Zune for some stupid price argument that's going to sway precisely nobody, since everybody downloads music illegally anyway. How about just telling people what's great about Zune? That's what Apple does, and it seems to be working pretty well. [YouTube via Ars via Engadget]]
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Latest Zune Commercial Claims It Costs $30,000 to Fill An iPod [SNAKEOIL]
Cult of Mac —
... for Zune ownership? See, it’s like this: iPods, though they’re really cool, cost money to get music on them! So you should pay a $15 monthly subscription for Zune music, which is basically free! You can trust me — I’m a financial planner. People in finance have never misled anyone!
APPLE BLOGGER: I had a music collection long before the iPod existed, dumbass. And who on earth owns an iPod classic these days?
YouTube via Ars via Engadget via Giz
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Microsoft: iTunes is too spendy
Computerworld Blogs - Macintosh & Apple —
... it to be portable, and to have in the car, so I rip the music in iTunes, and it costs me nothing additional to have about 500 CDs at my beck and call. ... I give Microsoft props for trying. It keeps the Apple fans riled up and on their toes, and certainly choice is a wonderful thing in consumer electronics. more Nilay Patel tells us what we really want to know : If Wes looks familiar it's because he was a contestant on Donald Trump's The Apprentice. He was fired. more And finally... Get IT Blogwatch every day: subscribe to the Computerworld Blogs ...
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