Creative unveils potential iPod killer

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The Creative NOMAD Jukebox Zen has one target, and one target only: potential Windows iPod buyers. According to News.com, the 20GB FireWire (SB1394 ) MP3 player...

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Creative unveils potential iPod killer
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