"The digital music entertainment revolution is just beginning," said J Allard, vice president, design and development, at Microsoft, who is leading the charge for building the family of Zune products. "With Zune, we are not simply delivering a portable device, we are introducing a new platform that helps bring artists closer to their audiences and helps people find new music and develop new social connections."
Are they kidding? iPod is 5 years old, and apple has sold 1.5 billion songs.
This is a lame attempt at "me too!"
The only thing MS got right was brown, the color of crap.
This will fail.
Are they kidding? iPod is 5 years old, and apple has sold 1.5 billion songs.
This is a lame attempt at "me too!"
The only thing MS got right was brown, the color of crap.
This will fail.







That is utter garbage. Man, Microsoft just tries so hard with everything and just keeps getting it all wrong. I mean, that ad is total nonsense compared to the new iPod nano ad. Bloody hell.







