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Last updated: Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Early yesterday, someone at Microsoft accidentally pushed an update to the Zune website that removed references to the Zune Player line from its pages. The update caused several blogs to announce that Microsoft had killed off its PMPs, though a Zune team member quickly responded via Twitter that these reports were false. The Zune HD

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