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Microsoft made its holiday pitch Tuesday in New York giving a sneak peak at what its gadget lineup will look like.



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Nvidia's Tegra is the muscle behind Microsoft's Zune HD

Apple's iPod Touch and iPhone can't match Tegra's ability to play HD video.

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Microsoft's Zune HD coming in fall with OLED, HD radio

A month after many details of Microsoft's new Zune HD player were leaked by blogs, the company finally made it official on Wednesday. The Zune HD will arrive in the U.S. sometime this fall and comes with an OLED touchscreen and HD radio among its main features.

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Zune HD confirmed

On Tuesday Microsoft revealed that the rumored Zune HD is a real product and that it'll be ready to take on Apple's iPod this fall.

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Is Microsoft readying an HD Zune?

The rumor mill says yes, and that it'll be shipping in September.

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