Created Tue 12th Feb 11:24am PST by 
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All questions » Technology » Consumer Electronics » jarrod Will Microsoft's aquisition of Danger lead to a Microsoft-branded iPhone competitor by Feb. 2009?
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Created Tue 12th Feb 11:24am PST by jarrod
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Suspend date: Sun 1st Feb 2009 11:59pm PST (8 weeks to go)
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score: 10
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You mean like the Zune? ... I'd assume so as it states "Microsoft-branded" but this does leave a little to the imagination so your question is good, but I didn't make the Q, so I dunno, but a very good question Harveyb :-)
As for myself, I hate Microsoft with a passion, so I hope they make 500 more crummy music players, after all, they lose money on every Zune, so the more they make the merrier I'll be :-P
lucidstates (iPod owner)
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