Microsoft is reportedly set to abandon its Zune MP3 player franchise due to poor demand as consumers opt instead for Apple's iPod and smartphones that can play music as well as perform numerous other functions.
Citing sources familiar with the situation, Bloomberg on Monday said Microsoft will continue to support existing Zunes but will not release any future models once current inventories are exhausted. Microsoft officials did not deny the report categorically, and conceded that Zune is set to undergo an "evolution," according to a spokesman
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Just tell me when they're coming. Question is do I go for a 5080 build or blow the cash on something I'll probably never fully utilise like a 5090? Heart wants 5090 but brains telling me 5080 will be fine.
I still don't have a budget for 4090!!! Now the 5000x series is starting to knock on my door.
good. dont understand why they were doing this in the first place. just kill it and use your assets on something more meaningful, like your xbox division.
Yea, because Microsoft is known to give up and abandon failing businesses and brands. not
MS already replaced the Zune with the WP7s.
they should of went the xbox route and paid artist for timed exclusive songs and pictures.
I have a Zune and i purchased an iPod Touch a couple of days ago