For all you who still believe Microsoft is still consumed with the impossible task of beating the iPod with the Zune, here's more proof that Zune's future is all about software and services and not hardware.
Microsoft is considering whether it should port the Zune software and services to other platforms, including Apple's. There's no guarantee that the Redmondians will end up doing this - or timetable as to when this could happen - but it's one of many strategies under active consideration.
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They should. The Mac platform is a decent chunk of the overall computer market.
Apple makes iTunes for Windows, so why wouldn't you return the favour?
Try and even take on Apple if they wont even release the mp3 play in other countries?? is the Zune only usable by the american public???
Regarding Microsoft not going for hardware, just software.
Just because Microsoft will spread its services to other platforms, doesn't mean they still don't want their hardware to dominate. All it means is that Microsoft will get money from you any way they can, whether it's their hardware (360, Zune) or their software (Windows, Mobile Windows, MS Office for the Mac, etc.).
It's these software lead that has made Microsoft so successful with their console, why wouldn't they do the same thing with their other hardware?
I love the smell of desperation in the morning!
This would be perfect, I have a mac and I prefer the zune store and zune over itunes. I actually called zune regarding this issue, asked them if they will bring zunes to mac.