Week in review: Zune goes HD, but does it matter?

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	Week in review: Zune goes HD, but does it matter? Microsoft releases the latest version of its iPod challenger, while Intel shakes up its exec ranks. Also: the Google book battle heats up. Read full story Steven Musil CNET News.com Video of the week Eli Manning and Samsung's Four Seasons of Hope Natali Del Conte talks with New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning about Samsung's Four Seasons of Hope, a contest that will be giving away $1 million in technology, products, and grants to help with children's education. Watch this video Most popular stories 1.  Microsoft hopes to turn it around with Zune HD 2.  Google: Apple rejected Google Voice 3.  Intel shakeup gives EMC a longtime chip exec 4.  Browser-based Office shows its face 5.  State AGs on Google Books settlement: We object 6.  Rogue ad hits New York Times site 7.  Voice chat coming to Facebook 8.  Facebook: We've got 300 million users...and we're making money 9.  Researchers push for new cell phone safety standards 10.  Microsoft launches Bing 'Visual Search' Multimedia 1.  Video: Urban Hopper bot leaps over 25-foot fence 2.  Video: What makes IBM's 'green' data center tick Top photo galleries 1.  Books in a minute (or three) 2.  Inside IBM's deep green data center 3.  TechCrunch50 2009 in pictures 4.  Archos 9 PC Tablet 5.  Zune HD tear down Crave Hands-on: PS3 Slim as a Blu-ray player Matthew Moskovciak CNET takes an in-depth look at how the PS3 Slim handles as a Blu-ray player. Read more Top-rated reviews of the week 1.  Apple iPod Touch (third generation, 64GB) 2.  Samsung SP-A900B 3.  Apple iPod Nano (fifth generation, 16GB, pink) 4.  HTC Hero (Sprint) 5.  Panasonic TC-P54G10 6.  RIM BlackBerry Curve 8330 - inferno (Sprint) 7.  Samsung Rogue SCH-U960 (Verizon Wireless) 8.  Samsung WEP870 More from CNET News  Today on News  Business Tech  Cutting Edge  Wirelesss  Security  Digital Media  Crave  Markets  Blogs  Webware  Photo Galleries  Recent Videos
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