The posting also shows that Zune users will have to upgrade their operating
system if they are not using Windows XP or Windows Media Centre. Early versions
of Media Centre are also incompatible with the player.
"Windows Vista is not supported at this time," the site reads. "Check back
soon for updates."
The leak will cast further doubt on the short-term success of the Zune
player.
Apple
chief executive Steve Jobs has already
dismissed the
player as "no threat" to iPod sales, and Microsoft's own staff have gone on
record with the prediction that Microsoft will
not make money on
the device for at least three years.
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