Microsoft Corp plans to launch a new version of its Zune portable media player later this year in
the United States, incorporating high-definition video, touch screen technology and Wi-Fi
connection.
Microsoft said on Tuesday the new Zune, its answer to Apple Inc's popular iPod digital music
player, will also come with an Internet browser and a built-in HD radio receiver that offers
higher-quality sound than traditional radio. It did not give a price or a specific date except to
say it was due in the fall.
The company added new features to Zune's music service last year, enabling users to download
music wirelessly and buy songs they hear on the device's built-in FM radio.
the United States, incorporating high-definition video, touch screen technology and Wi-Fi
connection.
Microsoft said on Tuesday the new Zune, its answer to Apple Inc's popular iPod digital music
player, will also come with an Internet browser and a built-in HD radio receiver that offers
higher-quality sound than traditional radio. It did not give a price or a specific date except to
say it was due in the fall.
The company added new features to Zune's music service last year, enabling users to download
music wirelessly and buy songs they hear on the device's built-in FM radio.
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