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Yen-ting Chen, Taipei; Steve Shen, DIGITIMES Asia Wednesday 16 August 2006 1

Apple Computer is expected to launch soon a new iPod that supports wireless capabilities so as to compete with Microsoft's planned year-end launch of its Zune-branded MP3 players, according to market sources.

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