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Silver Diamond — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 08:29:20 GMT

I wonder how Ballmer feels about all this now!

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Rüya Tabirleri — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 17:01:30 GMT

Well looks like Zune won't come to europe for quite some time..so the translation wasn't so wrong after all...

Thanks You

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blackhatworld rocks — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 07:55:08 GMT

I read several “good blogs” everyday (The Big Picture is among them). What I find is that when you click on the people who tend to be the most critical and who are downright rude, you find that these people have neither a website, nor a blog of their own, just some generic email account.

James

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anjey_friendky — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:11:58 GMT

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Point 2:

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timedrifter — Thu, 07 Jun 2007 17:37:57 GMT

Since I am grasping at straws today:

Cesar Quote:

We've said all along that focus and delivering a unique and high-quality experience is important to us and that we will not expand the device family...

Add to that the ever growing Zune 2.0 Rumors.

We could be seeing a a major feature addition in the near future?

Any comments, Cesar?

Cavan

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Jeff Lewis — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 18:52:41 GMT

Wow - quite the whiney crowd here.

By 'buy in' they mean 'is there enough demand for a device like this to justify making more or trying to expand the line'. This is normal - all the marketing surveys in the universe can't tell you how many people are actually going plunk down $250 for a Zune.

Are you beta testers? No. You're first gen users. There really are only two possible ways to go on this: the company constantly improves their product and thus every version is, to some degree a 'beta', or the company waits until it gets it perfect and then ships - somewhere around 2195, if ever.

The real question isn't 'is this device perfect?' - it's 'can I upgrade later?'. Cesar has answered that question: there will be upgrades for the existing Zunes. Will there come a point when there will be a new Zune with different features that cannot be upgraded solely by software? Probably. That's the price of being an early adopter.

As for me, well, I'm in Canada. We're used to never getting most of the products you Americans get to see - so stop your whining if it's not exactly what you want.

I've been spending the last month just trying to get someone in the US to *sell* me a Samsung Q1 Ultra UMPC. You honestly have no clue how good you've got it down there.

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Joe T — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 18:28:56 GMT

Thanks Aloysius,

In that case it really diminishes the value of the goal. AFAIK all the

iPod sales benchmarks released by Apple are for sell-through, not

sell-in. When your average consumer hears a sales goal like this

they assume it means a certain number of actual people have bought

the product. It's fine if Microsoft wants to measure that way but I

think they should be much clearer about the fact that it's "sell-in".

Props to Cesar for using that phrase, but none of the

articles I've read about this goal have emphasized that point.

Without that clarification, it's very misleading since it's likely that

a significant portion of the players are still sitting in inventory somewhere.

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Daveworld — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 14:45:04 GMT

"We've said all along that focus and delivering a unique and high-quality experience is important to us and that we will not expand the device family or our geographical footprint until we are positive that we can provide the best experience from the start."

Think we need another translation for what you posted Cesar. Why wasn't this taking into consideration 6 months ago?

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RCX — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 11:21:49 GMT

does that mean no unicode for a long long long long time? geez it's like saying americans don't listen to the "world" genre

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Sebastian Foss — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 08:46:39 GMT

Well looks like Zune won't come to europe for quite some time..so the translation wasn't so wrong after all...just like Duke Nukem 4 Ever...It's done when it's done..or it's in europe when it there.. hehe

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