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tuaw.com - 5/12/2009

Microsoft takes aim at the iPod

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The paint wasn't even dry on the Laptop Hunter ads and Microsoft is after Apple again, this time with a 30 second TV spot [YouTube link] complaining about the costs of filling an iPod, and what an absolute bargain the Zune Pass is. Claiming that it would cost $30,000US to fill a 120 gigabyte ...

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arstechnica.com - 5/11/2009

Microsoft's next Apple price attack: Zune Pass vs iTunes

— arstechnica.com — Microsoft's Laptop Hunter ads ( one , two , three , and four ) must be doing... quite well, because what Microsoft started off as a price attack on Macs seems to have transcended over to the online music store business. Sure, Microsoft ... (more) Microsoft's next Apple price attack: Zune Pass vs iTunes

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blogs.zdnet.com - 5/12/2009

Could this be the hardware spec for Microsoft's Pink phone?

— blogs.zdnet.com — While rumors about what is/isn't part of the next Zunes and "Pink" phones swirl, I figured I'd... add a few more tidbits that I've been hoarding. First up: A list of what may or may not be the final specs for the Windows Mobile 7 Chassis 1. (more) Could this be the hardware spec for Microsoft's Pink phone?

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cultofmac.com - 5/5/2009

Microsoft “Laptop Hunter” Ads Made on A Mac?

— cultofmac.com — Microsoft’s controversial Laptop Hunter ads were probably concieved, pitched and perhaps created on a Mac, if these... office snaps of the ad agency behind them are anything to go by. They show the desk of Alex Bogusky (with two Macs) at ... (more) Microsoft “Laptop Hunter” Ads Made on A Mac?

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Microsoft: iTunes is too spendy
Computerworld Blogs - Macintosh & Apple — ... tracks you get to keep a month. It also doesn't address how many people, like myself, use their iPod. I have a large collection of music on CD going back to the 1980's. I want 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 ...