Scheduled to arrive on November 14 with a $250 price tag, Microsoft's new Zune portable music device will be packed with an array of innovative features. Whether these are enough to challenge the popularity and dominance of Apple's iPods remains to be seen.
Digital Lifestyle Outfitters' (DLO) HomeDock Deluxe now lets iPod owners enjoy their new iTunes movies on their home television and entertainment systems in DVD quality resolution, the company said today. The HomeDock Deluxe costs $149.99 and is available at
The iPod shouldn't dominate the digital-media-player market.
Microsoft has said its new Zune music player will be sold at a price matching Apple's market-leading iPod and, as a result, lose money this Christmas.
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