Source: Winsupersite
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In 2005, a friend from Microsoft, who was then charting the progress of MSN Music and the software giant's other Apple-competitive products in the marketplace, passed along a secret: Microsoft was developing its own iPod killer in-house. There was no guarantee that the company would actually sell the device he said; indeed, at the time he figured the design would just be used as a proof of concept to show Microsoft's hardware partners how a good iPod competitor should look and feel. But he had a question for me: Were Microsoft to make such a device--and, again, absolutely no decision had been made along those lines--what would I expect of it?
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