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Redmond (WA) – Electronista is reporting that Microsoft has sold its two millionth Zune since the product’s launch back in November 2006. The figures were tallied by the NPD Group and it appears Zune sales cut slightly into Creative’s market share, bringing it from four percent to two percent.
As you can imagine, Apple still remains the top dog in the portable media player market and sold 10.6 million units in the last quarter. Any way you do the math, Microsoft is getting clobbered in this market. Read more … Electronista.
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